Don Bradman's 'baggy green' cap from the 1947-48 tour of Australia when India first visited as an independent nation has set a new auction record, selling for A$479,700. The cap, given by Bradman to India's team manager Pankaj 'Peter' Gupta,

Sir Don Bradman's iconic baggy green cap fetched a staggering Rs 2.63 crore after the rare piece of cricketing history was put up for auction.

Sir Don Bradman's baggy green which he wore almost 80 years ago recently went up for auction in a Sydney auction house and fetched a huge amount of money.

A rare piece of cricketing history has fetched an extraordinary sum at auction, as Sir Donald Bradman’s iconic baggy green cap was sold for INR 2.63 crore on Tuesday. The cap, which is nearly 80 years old,

Australian legend Don Bradman's iconic 'Baggy Green' was sold at a whooping $ 250,000 (₹ 2.1 crores) at the auction on Tuesday, December 3.

The baggy green Australian Test cap worn by Sir Donald Bradman in his last home series in 1947-48 has sold at auction for close to half a million dollars.

A cap worn by Australian cricket icon Don Bradman, known as a “baggy green” fetched 479,700 Australian dollars at a Sydney auction.As per BBC Sports, the cap was purchased for 390,000 Australian dollars as the base price

A "baggy green" Test cap worn by Australian great Don Bradman sold for $250,000 at auction on Tuesday as collectors vied to own a rare piece of cricketing history.

Auction house Bonhams said Bradman wore the cap during India’s 1947-48 tour of Australia, his last Test series on home soil.

Legendary Don Bradman wore the cap - known as a baggy green - during Indias 1947-48 tour of Australia, when he scored his 100th first-class century.

A test cap worn by Australian cricket legend Don Bradman has sold for A$479,700, setting a record for Bradman's worn caps. Bradman wore the cap during India's first independent tour of Australia in 1947-48.