Sir Donald Bradman (Don Bradman)

Sir Donald Bradman, widely known as Don Bradman, was an Australian cricketer regarded as the greatest batsman of all time. Playing from the 1920s to 1940s, he set unmatched batting records with an astonishing career batting average of 99.94, meaning he scored nearly 100 runs every time he batted. His exceptional skill and consistency revolutionized cricket, bringing international attention to Australia. Bradman's influence transcends sports, symbolizing excellence, dedication, and national pride. He remains a legendary figure in cricket history and Australian culture.