New Delhi: Sachin Tendulkar and many others in the Brotherhood of Cricket remembered the legend Donald Bradman at his birth warnings on Friday.
Calculated as the largest BATSMAN test of all time, no other players from other generations can match with their records and achievements in red ball cricket to date.
His inheritance lived more than five decades after he retired from the test cricket.
“The folklore Mr.
Don Bradman’s Batting Genius is identical to the advantage in sports.
You will continue to inspire women and men forever.
Think about you, Mr.
Don on your birthday,” Sachin Tendulkar Tweeted when sharing photos with Bradman.
Sir Don Bradman’s Folklore Batting Genius is synonymous with excellence in sports.
You will continue to …
https://t.co/QF3N2EQZDA-Sachin Tendulkar (@Sachin_RT) 1630053394000Bradman Score 6996 Run in 52 Test matches between 1928-48 at an average of 99.94.
No Batsman approached the average match in a prolonged career.
He came out without scoring in his last round at the Oval against England when he only needed four things to raise his career on average to 100 runs per innings.
“29 centuries in 52 test matches, an average of 99.94.
Sir Donald Bradman, forever unmatched, was born today in 1908,” ICC tweeted.
29 centuries in 52 test matches, on average 99.94.Sir Donald Bradman, forever unmatched, born on this day …
https://t.co/8m2xKdzSxx- ICC (@icc) 1630030505000overall, Bradman represents Australia in 52 tests and walk to issue a stick at 80 times.
He finished his career with 29 centuries and 13 fifts with his name.
He also collected 28,067 running in first grade cricket.