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This month every one around the world is busy with Olympics and they have for got any other sports related events, but the cricketing fans around the world are ready to celebrate the Anniversary of the greatest showman of the cricket, Sir Don Bradman. The man who has amazing average of 99.94 in batting, even the greatest cricketer is miles away from that record.

The great Bradman was born in Cootamundra and most of his time was spent in Adelaide

The main attraction of the event is the collection of largest number of Aussies test cap done ever before in the museum. This remarkable collection spans from 106 years and include the skull cap of Victor Trumper, Baggy green of Adam Gilchrist.

This celebration is not only important to the Australian but for the entire world, for every one who has to do anything with cricket. We should remember this great man who has given lot to the cricket.

May be the time is knocking at he door of one of India’s finest left-handed batsman and an extraordinary captain Sourav Ganguly. The long and successful career of this man has not only achieved some of the monumental glories of Indian cricket but it has also shown to the world that India too can knock the opponent in aggressive attitude when needed.

And who can forget that historic India-Australia test series in 2003-’04 or the final of the World Cup 2003. But isn’t it quite amazing to think that with age even the player of great stature becomes dispensable.

But even if Sourav retires now, till date he remains the finest left-hander and probably the most successful captain of the Indian cricket team. Like the great Srilankan captain Arjuna Ranatunga, Sourav also showed the non-Asians that India too can battle it out in the ground till the last ball of the match is bowled. Barring the god-gifted talent to the off-side, the courage shown by Sourav will never fade in Indian cricket.