Jack O’Hagan discusses his hit song 'Our Don Bradman', released at the height of Bradman’s popularity.

Hugo Weaving talks about his role as Douglas Jardine in the television mini series, 'Bodyline' (1984).

Donald Bradman’s status as an Australian icon is without question. But can just one of the bats he used to enter the record books sum up his unparalleled cricketing career?

Islanders play cricket as the narrator (Jerry W Leach) explains the local customs of the game. One team gets an opposing player out then performs the 'PK’ chant, then an exit dance.

‘Mission games’, like soccer and cricket, are played by the Trobriand Islanders in 1950.

Islanders on the 'Blind Man’ team dance in formation with arms outstretched, performing an entrance ritual to start the game.

An iconic Depression-era popular song, ‘Our Don Bradman’ pays tribute to one of Australia’s greatest cricketers, Sir Donald Bradman.

This advertisement for road safety begins with a cricket match.

Richie Benaud is an all-round cricketer and this film encourages viewers to be all-round safe drivers at a time when Benaud was the captain of the Australian cricket team.

In this clip you hear the team’s new star, Don Bradman, begin to speak.