**LEGENDS OF CRICKET** (Episode :1)

We know many cricket games but among them the famous one is Don Bradman cricket. This game was named after one of the legend of cricket sir Don Bradman. In this episode lets know about him a little bit!!
Sir Donald George Bradman, AC (27 August 1908 - 25th February 2001), often referred to as "The Dawn", is an Australian cricketer who is widely acknowledged as the greatest batsman of all time. Bradman's career test batting average 99.94 is the highest achievement of any player
Bradman is practicing only with cricket stamps and a golf ball that is part of Australian folklore. It took two years for Bradman's Bush Cricket to increase the warmth of Australia's Test team. Before his 22nd birthday, he kept many records for top scores, some are still standing, and the height of the Great Depression has become Australia's sporting idol.

Bradman has been consistently run at a stage during the 20-year-old player, to tell him the name of Australia's former captain Bill Waldorf, "The price of three Australian batsmen", a controversial set of battles known as Badlin, especially as the captain of the England squad and captain for the squading, Bradman attack, cricket entertainment Zone mechanism He is sensitive to draw viewers in record numbers, but he hated the feeling of constant, and it is how to deal with the impact on others. Some of the focus focused on his personal performance is to sever ties with colleagues, administrators and journalists, who bind him and be alert. Following an effective break in due to World War II, he made a dramatic repetition, known as "an inadmissible" England's acquisition of an Australian team that happened in a record breaking accident

A complex, highly motivated man, personal relationship is not closed, Bradman was an administrator, selector and writer for three years as retired actress. This game was to maintain a former position. Even after the rescheduling of his falling year, his views were highly sought, and his status as a national icon is still recognized - after 50 years of retirement as a Test player, in 2001, Australian Prime Minister John Howard called him "the best living Australian". Bradman's image was found in the stamps and coins and a museum embedded in his lifetime is still alive. On the birth anniversary of 27th August, 2008, the gold coin of 5 dollar commemorative coincidence with the Royal Australian Mind Bradman photo was launched. In 2009, he was included in the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame.