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Sir Donald Bradman became a sporting idol for Australians during the great depression. His influence over the mood of Australia at that time was great, while many Australians were struggling through the grim days of the Depression, Bradman lit up the nation. He is known as the best cricketer of all time and his test batting average is 99.94.
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