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Don Bradman career highlights
Tue, September 01 2015
Don Bradman Firsts Part 8: The first and only time Bradman was run out in Tests
Little did Bradman know that his only run-out would be a part of a narrow loss for Australia.
Fri, August 26 2016
Don Bradman Firsts Part 7: The first triple hundred
It was the era of big scores, with Ponsford hammering two 400-plus innings in 1923 and 1927.
Sun, August 30 2015
Don Bradman Firsts Part 6: His First and Only serious experiment as opener
The experiment to use Bradman as an opener did not turn out to be as successful as it intended to be.
Sat, August 29 2015
Don Bradman Firsts Part 5: His first Test hundred
Bradman brought up his first century in the third Test of the 1928-29 edition of the Ashes.
Tue, November 29 2016
Don Bradman Firsts Part 4: His disappointing Test debut
On November 30, 1928, Don Bradman took the field for Australia in a Test match for the first time.
Wed, August 27 2014
Don Bradman’s ducks
Wed, July 02 2014
Don Bradman’s last game of First-Class career ends tragically
March 8, 1949, was the last day of the legendary Don Bradman's First-Class career.
Wed, July 02 2014
Don Bradman recovers from near-fatal illness to construct his fastest hundred in Sheffield Shield
South Australia made 688, amassed in just 104.2 overs against Tasmania.
Tue, October 22 2013
Don Bradman: The man current Australian team would have loved to watch bat
Don Bradman is the batsman Australian cricketers wished they could watch bat. His average is 99.94 and according to Brad Haddin he is twice as good as any other batsman. "To see someone twice as good as Ricky Ponting would be great," says Haddin. David Warner too feels there is no doubt that he would...