Sir Donald Bradman: Age, Height, Biography (2024) and More:

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Donald Bradman Biography:

Full Name	Sir Donald Bradman
Nickname	Donald
Date of Birth	August 27, 1908
Age	92 Years (As The Death)
Birthplace	Cootamundra, Australia
Nationality	Australian
Hometown	Cootamundra, Australia
Religion	N/A
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Zodiac Sign	Virgo
Food Habit	Non-Vegetarian
Hobbies	Cricket, Travelling, Reading
Profession	Cricketer

Donald Bradman Family:

Father	George Bradman
Mother	Emily Bradman
Brother	Victor Bradman
Sister	Elizabeth May Bradman Islet Bradman Lilian Bradman
Relationship	Jessie Martha Menzies (1932 - 1997)
Spouse	Jessie Martha Menzies (1932 - 1997)
Children	John Bradman and Shirley Bradman

Donald Bradman Physical Measurements:

Height in Feet	5 Feet 8” Approximately
Weight	60 - 65 Kgs Approximately
Eye Colour	Black
Hair Colour	Black

Donald Bradman Education:

School	N/A
College/University	N/A
Qualification	Graduated

Donald Bradman Net Worth:

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Donald Bradman Early Career:

Bradman’s initial exposure to cricket began in his rural hometown, where he developed his skills in a challenging environment. His father, a passionate cricketer himself, was instrumental in nurturing Bradman's talent. Playing in the backyard and local matches, Bradman honed his technique, focusing on precision and adaptability—traits that would become hallmarks of his career.

Bradman’s formal entry into competitive cricket came when he joined the Bowral Cricket Club in 1926. His performances in these matches quickly drew attention. With an impeccable technique and a sharp eye, Bradman dominated local competitions, making a name for himself as a prolific run-scorer. His uncanny ability to accumulate runs and his knack for big scores did not go unnoticed.

In 1928, at the age of 20, Bradman’s talent was recognized when he was selected to play for New South Wales in the Sheffield Shield, Australia's premier domestic cricket competition. His debut season was nothing short of spectacular. Bradman’s impressive run of scores included three centuries, immediately setting him apart as a prodigious talent. His remarkable consistency and the ease with which he scored runs caught the attention of cricket selectors nationwide.

Bradman’s performances in domestic cricket led to his selection for the Australian national team. He made his Test debut on November 30, 1928, against England at the Gabba in Brisbane. Although his debut was modest, with only 18 and 7 runs, it was clear that he possessed immense potential. His true breakthrough came in the 1930 Ashes series in England. Bradman’s performances in this series were legendary; he scored 974 runs at an average of 81.16, including a remarkable 334 at Headingley. This series established him as one of the foremost batsmen in the world and earned him widespread acclaim.