Bradman in a sentence

Keith Miller and Sir Donald Bradman shake hands after Bradman made his 100th hundred against India.

Ironically, Bradman was bowled shortly thereafter at a memorial match by Grimmett who produced a perfectly pitched stock ball that turned just enough to remove Bradman's off bail.

Bradman House students enjoying the carnival.

Him, Bolt, Bradman, Biles are the names I can think of who are clearly the best to have done it in their respective fields.

Kohli's 29th Test hundred saw him level Australian legend Don Bradman's tally of centuries.

Sir Donald Bradman was a batsman, he’s our best batsman,” Border said.

That's why it came as no surprise when eight out of 13 cricketers selected to represent the zone in the Bradman Cup u16s side were from the region.

The weather was fine, Bradman came to the crease quite quickly and made a near effortless 123 not out in about 90 minutes.

Around the same time, John Howard’s election as prime minister put an avowed “cricket tragic” in the lodge, who often cited Bradman as a hero.

Bradman Best got Newcastle on the front foot in the second half off his powerful carries and big frame – but his form was not rewarded with NSW honours.

NSW coach Michael Maguire has four centre options – Joseph Suaalii, Tom Trbojevic, Bradman Best and Matt Burton – after the news that Latrell Mitchell will miss the State of Origin decider in Brisbane on July 17 due to a foot injury.

But with Bradman’s 334 and Wally Hammond’s 336 in spitting distance, he got an inside edge from a tired drive and was bowled.

He wasn't exaggerating: Weekes needed only 12 Test innings to bring up 1,000 runs; Bradman took 13.

In the history of team sports, Bradman and Jordan sit on that ultimate mountaintop (if they could only bear to resist trying to push the other off): supreme talent cohabiting with a competitive spirit bordering on pathological.

NRL: Bradman Best has been ruled out of the Knight's upcoming clash due to breaking the NRL's Covid protocol.

So, like Bradman, with this article, we also take guard again; we are not after records, but rather seek to help the “team” (Zimbabwe schools) do better.

The cap was purchased by the Commonwealth Bank, who will take the iconic piece of apparel on a national tour before donating it to the Bradman Museum in Bowral.

The Knights were soon out to a 14-0 lead when Bradman Best scored a few minutes later before Ponga slotted a penalty goal.

As exciting as the Ashes was, it was determined by just two players: England’s James Anderson, who missed most of the series through injury, and Australia’s Steve Smith, who batted in the mould of the legendary Donald Bradman.

Could he be planning to come for Bradman’s title as well as the Ashes?