COOTAMUNDRA: Don Bradman’s famous ‘Baggy Green’ cap, worn during the 1947-48 India tour, is set for auction.
The cap, which Bradman wore in one of his most successful series, could fetch between $195,000 to $260,000.
Bradman scored 715 runs at an average of 178.75 during the series, including three centuries and a double-century.
Despite its worn condition, the cap holds immense value as a cricket memorabilia piece.
This is the only cap worn by Bradman in that series, making it unique and highly sought after.
Don Bradman’s remarkable Test batting average of 99.94 remains unmatched in cricket history.
In 2020, another of Bradman’s caps sold for $290,000, worn during his Test debut in 1928.
In 2020, Shane Warne’s cap sold for $650,000, with proceeds supporting victims of Australian bushfires.
Who is Don Bradman? Cricket’s Greatest Batsman
Sir Donald Bradman, known as Don Bradman, is considered the greatest batsman in the history of cricket.
Born in Australia on August 27, 1908, He revolutionized the sport with his batting technique and consistency.
Bradman’s career Test batting average of 99.94 remains unbeaten, a record that has stood for over 70 years.
He played 52 Test matches from 1928 to 1948, scoring 6,996 runs, including 6 double centuries.
Bradman was a key figure in Australia’s dominance in world cricket during his playing days.
His ability to score runs quickly and efficiently earned him a reputation as a cricketing genius.
Bradman’s legacy transcends his on-field achievements, as he contributed greatly to the growth of cricket globally.
Bradman passed away in 2001 at the age of 92, but his legacy continues to impact the sport.
