Bradman wore the cap - known as a 'baggy green' - in the 1947-48 home Test series against India, during which he scored his 100th first-class century. Bradman, who died aged 92 in 2001 ...

An Australia cap belonging to legendary batter Sir Donald Bradman will be sold as at auction in Sydney on 3 December.

Don Bradman’s “baggy green” Test cricket cap, worn by The Don when Australia beat India in the 1947-48 home Test series, will be auctioned in Sydney with a pre-sale estimate of $300,000 to $ ...

The future lies with these hands and whilst respect must be shown to those that have served the baggy green a shift should occur. The benefit for selectors is this current group is still achieving ...

The shape of our modern world was generated, and is sustained, by our access to cheap energy. The exponential development in technologies, trade, wealth and material comfort – they were all made ...

Cricket insiders say a flexible approach is what continues to ensure the selection battle for a baggy green cap is strong. Though the trend in recent selection shows a majority picked from ...