This iconic bat went under the hammer for a jaw-dropping ₹1.9 crore in 2021, earning its title as the world’s most expensive cricket bat. Today, it proudly resides at the Bradman Museum in Bowral.

In 1835, bat length was mandated to a maximum of 38 inches (96.5cm) and those dimensions remain enshrined in the Marylebone Cricket Club's laws of the game, but subsequent changes largely reflect ...

Cricket bat was used by Sir Donald Bradman during the 1934 Ashes series; New owner happy to keep it on display at the Bradman Museum in Bowral ... The signature William Sykes & Son cricket bat, ...

The cricket bat used by Sir Donald Bradman in the 1934 Ashes series is now the most expensive bat ... Online bidding for the William Sykes & Son bat reached $245,500, with the winning sum slightly ...

Players who Used Most expensive bat in the world — discover cricketers wielding luxury blades known for craftsmanship, power, ...

William had a blast today when he got up on the Bat Bike while experiencing the new tour at Warner Bros's UK studios. Kate looked on giggling dutifully. William, a keen Ducati rider, turned to ...

Heartwarming moment Prince William bats with HMT Empire Windrush passenger, 97, who founded a West Indian cricket club in the UK in 1948. The Prince of Wales met Alford Gardner in an ITV documentary ...

A cricket bat used by sporting legend Sir Donald Bradman has sold for more than $245,000 at auction. The William Sykes & Son bat was used in the 1934 Ashes series - where the Australian cricketing ...

The William Sykes & Son ‘Don Bradman’ bat was used by Bradman during the 1934 tour. He later signed it: “This is the bat with which I scored 304 at Leeds and 244 at The Oval against England ...

The William Sykes & Son ‘Don Bradman’ bat was used by Bradman during the 1934 tour. He later signed it: “This is the bat with which I scored 304 at Leeds and 244 at The Oval against England ...

The William Sykes & Son ‘Don Bradman’ bat was used by Bradman during the 1934 tour. He later signed it: ‘ This is the bat with which I scored 304 at Leeds and 244 at The Oval against England ...

In 1835, bat length was mandated to a maximum of 38 inches (96.5cm) and those dimensions remain enshrined in the Marylebone Cricket Club's laws of the game, but subsequent changes largely reflect ...