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Bradman : cricket wizard
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Creator : Bradman, Donald, Sir, 1908-2001
Source : PRG 682/13/69
Date of creation : 1930
Format : Poster
Contributor : State Library catalogue
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Example of newspaper poster included in cricket memorabilia of Donald George Bradman.


Sir Donald Bradman is regarded by many as the greatest batsman in the history of cricket and is one of Australia's most revered sporting personalities. Bradman's overall performance in Shield and Test cricket is still without parallel. His Test average was 99.94 and his Test aggregate 6,996 runs. In 96 Sheffield Shield innings he averaged 110.19.

Bradman was selected to play for the New South Wales Sheffield Shield side in December 1927. In January 1930, Bradman's score of 452 not out in the second innings against Queensland became - and still remains - the highest score ever made in a first-class match in Australia.

Subjects
Period : 1927-1939
Further reading :
Eason, Alan. The A-Z of Bradman, Austral, N.S.W.: Alan Eason, 2002

Page, Michael. Bradman, the illustrated biography, South Melbourne: Macmillan, 1983

Page, Michael. The Don: a photographic essay of a legendary life, South Melbourne: Sun Books, 1984

Internet links :

Don Bradman website [State Library of South Australia]

Don Bradman on Digital Collections [State Library of South Australia]

Bradman Foundation


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