The Latest Breaking News from Don Bradman

Australia-India smash Bradman-era crowd record

The MCG smashed the all-time attendance record for a Test in Australia before lunch on day five, topping an 87-year-old record.

AAP · Dec 30, 2024

IND vs AUS: Steve Smith joins Ricky Ponting, Don Bradman in elusive Test feat at MCG

NEW DELHI: Australian batter Steve Smith on Thursday joined an exclusive group of accomplished cricketers with his 42nd half-century during the Boxing Day Test against India at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG).

The Times of India · Dec 26, 2024

A closer look at Harry Brook’s Test record after latest overseas masterclass

The batter starred again in England’s second Test rout in Wellington.

The Independent UK · Dec 8, 2024

Yashasvi Jaiswal only Indian in this top-five list headed by Don Bradman

NEW DELHI: Another monumental knock from the emerging Indian superstar Yashasvi Jaiswal continued his record-breaking spree, further establishing his reputation as one of the most promising talents in world cricket.

The Times of India · Nov 24, 2024

A decade after Phillip Hughes’ death: how much has cricket changed?

Safety in the game has evolved but the cricketing prodigy comes to mind whenever someone’s helmet takes a blow

The Guardian - UK · Nov 20, 2024

'Pain of discipline better than pain of regret': Greg Chappell extends support to Prithvi Shaw

Aussie great ex-India coach pens letter to faltering batting talent, says Mumbai axing could become turning point of his career

The Times of India · Nov 7, 2024

When Australia captain Mark Taylor gave a tribute to Don Bradman with his declaration

The Peshawar Test during Australia's tour of Pakistan in 1998 ended in a tame draw on a flat deck that saw over 1400 runs scored in the match, including four hundreds, one of which was a triple century by Aussie skipper Mark Taylor.

The Times of India · Oct 21, 2024

Sri Lanka batter matches Don Bradman after extending stunning start to Test career

Kamindu Mendis has the second-highest Test average after Don Bradman for batters with a minimum of 10 innings

The Independent UK · Sep 19, 2024

Why the 1932-33 'Bodyline' series became cricket’s darkest chapter

The 1932–33 Bodyline series between England and Australia remains one of the most infamous episodes in cricket history. It was a fiercely contested Ashes series, remembered not just for England's victory but for the controversial tactics employed by their captain, Douglas Jardine, to counter the batting brilliance of legendary Australian…

The Times of India · Sep 17, 2024

Nissanka matches Don Bradman's feat following Sri Lanka's win over England in third Test

NEW DELHI: Sri Lankan batter Pathum Nissanka achieved a significant milestone on Monday during the third Test match against England at The Oval. Nissanka scored an unbeaten 127 in 124 balls, helping Sri Lanka chase down 219 runs and secure a win.

The Times of India · Sep 9, 2024