Letters from Donald Bradman reveal his admiration for Shane Warne, Steve Waugh, and Ricky Ponting. Bradman praised Warne's leg-spin, identified Waugh as a future star, and saw Ponting as a ...

A historic Australian Test cap worn by legendary cricketer Don Bradman fetched $250,000 at an auction in Sydney on Tuesday. Bradman wore the cap during the 1947-48 Indian tour of Australia ...

Sydney: Australian legend Don Bradman’s 'Baggy Green' Test cap from the 1947-48 series against India was sold for an astounding $390,000, (Rs 2.14 crore) which rose to $479,700 (Rs 2.63 crore) after ...

Letters written by cricket legend Don Bradman has revealed how much he was looking forward to the battle between Sachin Tendulkar and Shane Warne ahead of the 1998 Border-Gavaskar Trophy. In the ...

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The combination of Sir Donald Bradman's fabled brilliance and the baggy green's near-mythical status has persuaded an Australian to part with nearly $500,000 for one of the Don's Test caps.

Sir Don Bradman’s iconic baggy green cap that the legend wore during the 1947-48 home Test series against India when he scored his 100th ton, has been sold at an auction in Sydney for a whopping ...

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Bradman played his last Test in 1948 and the attention on him remained intense as he aged. The Bodyline TV miniseries was released in 1985, based on the infamous 1932-33 Ashes series. Don Bradman ...

Legendary Don Bradman wore the cap - known as a 'baggy green' - during India's 1947-48 tour of Australia, when he scored his 100th first-class century. Trending Photos A cap worn by Australian cricket ...

The cap was worn by Bradman during the 1947-48 series, when the Indian team played on Australian soil for the first time in history. A cap worn by Australia's greatest cricket legend Don Bradman ...

Letters written by the late Australian cricket icon Donald Bradman have surfaced, revealing his admiration for fellow Aussie legends Shane Warne and Steve Waugh, as well as his early recognition ...