On Saturday 26 August Gideon Haigh traveled from Melbourne to relaunch the Bradman Cricket Library. Boosted by a recent donation of 1,500 impeccable historic and contemporary titles from the book … More »
It’s Saturday 2 November 1931, and Don Bradman steps out onto the wicket. The next three overs see him amass 100 runs. That’s right. 100 runs in 3 overs. Of … More »
Is that really him? It’s 1938 and Don Bradman walks down the Strand in London, a shortish man at 1.70m but a giant in the minds of the awestruck children … More »
Written on a single sheet from an early hinged autograph book, the batting prodigy has written; “If it’s difficult I’ll do it now If it’s impossible I’ll do it presently … More »
This is the ball the Sir Donald Bradman scored his 100th First Class century. In November 1947 an Australian XI played the Indian team at the Sydney Cricket Ground. India, … More »
