International Impact:
Top Australian sportsmen made a big impact on the image of Australia, particularly up until about 1970, and most particularly before the War because the country was so isolated from the rest of the world that for much of the world, only its most elite sportsmen were what was known of the country overseas, other than its kangaroos.
National Impact:
Bradman was like Magic in his timing to the Australian psyche. Considering that many of his extraordinary feats took place during the Great Depression and World War II, his entry and effect was like finding a "diamond in the rough"! It was like a hope-giver re Mankind.
The die-hard Aussies identified with him; and people look to lights like Don when the world seems glum and the chips are down.
He was certainly something special to cricket around the world in general.
Cootamundra, NSW, Australia
Don Bradman retired in the 1948-49 Tour of England
Don Bradman made his Test debut on 30 November 1928 against England.
Sir Donald Bradman was born on 27 August 1908 in Cootamundra, New South Wales, Australia.
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Donald Bradman was a strong right-handed batsman who played for Australia.
In 1936 Don was made Australian Captain.
In 1928 Bradman made his Test cricket debut for Australia, which was the beginning of his celebrated and record-breaking career.
Sir Don Bradman of Australia.
He died at Kensington Park, Adelaide in Australia.
Australian batsman Don Bradman captained Australia on 24 occasions in Test matches, scoring a second-ball duck in his second innings as captain.