Who was an Australian cricketer widely acknowledged as the greatest batsman of all time?
Correct answer: Donald Bradman
Elenora
Player #33436140, we should not say like this against them because it's sports
Alison
"SIR" Donald Bradman that is
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Sir Donald Bradman: Owner of the most Unbreakable Statistic in Sport.
Player #33436140
Shame he got a duck on his last over, he could have been flawless.
Player #32567393
CastielFeather420,
From Cozzy 25,
YOU get it right!!!!
MadM8Dave
5 dollar coin isn’t for use that why it is Commemorative. I have one in my collection
123
did not like it not good
123
did not like it
Player Elf Council
TriassicParker, I think it may have been a collector's item. They issued similar coins (5 shillings in think) for the coronation in the UK. Not meant to be spent. He was certainly a great batsmen but I do wonder how he would fare today with bodyline bowling a norm and having to wear all that protection. It's a whole new ball game.
Beverley Australia
Player #4578622, maybe spellcheck went wrong
Player #6985370
TriassicParker, No. Australia has produced $5 coins, usually for special occasions. For e.g. a $5 coin for the recent anniversary of the first moon landing. They are real currency but are usually purchased as collectables (they cost a lot more than $5) so you won't get one as change when you buy some fish and chips. 😊
TriassicParker
5$ commemorative gold coin makes no sense - our gold coins are 1$ and 2$ - is this an error?
Player #4578622
CastielFeather420, It's Sir not ser. get it right
CastielFeather420
Ser Donand Bradman, thank you very much. Get it right.