There have been many such batsmen in the cricket world till now. Whose name itself creates fear in bowlers. At present, there are no dangerous batsmen like Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma. Because, both these batsmen perform brilliantly in all three formats. While the names of former great players of the cricket world, Sachin Tendulkar and AB de Villiers are written in golden letters.

Because, whenever this batsman used to come to bat, there used to be a different kind of fear in the bowlers and the opposition team. However, the player we will talk about today had set a lot of records in cricket in his time and this batsman was never out of form in his career.

There was fear among the bowlers!

Actually, the player we are talking about is none other than former Australian team great Sir Donald Bradman. There is no bigger player than Don Bradman in the world of cricket. Because, the records made by him have not been broken yet and it seems difficult to break them in the future.

Because, Don Bradman is considered to be the only batsman in the world who never saw bad form in his career. As long as Bradman played cricket, he was in great form. Due to which any bowler of any team felt scared to bowl in front of him.

He used to bat at an average of almost 100

Let us tell you that Sir Don Bradman is the only batsman in the world whose average is the highest in the cricket world. Bradman has scored runs at an average of almost 100 in his international career. Apart from this, he has the record of scoring centuries in 6 consecutive matches.

Apart from this, Bradman has scored the most number of double centuries in Tests. Don Bradman has a total of 12 double centuries and apart from this, he has scored triple centuries twice. Bradman also holds the record for scoring the most runs in a Test series.

International career was something like this

If we talk about Don Bradman's international career, he made his debut against England in 1928. Bradman played a total of 52 Test matches in his career. In which he scored 6996 runs at an average of 99.94. Don Bradman scored 29 centuries and 13 half-centuries in 80 innings. While he played his last international match in 1948. At the same time, Don Bradman died in the year 2001.