BRADMAN'S STORY
CRICKET FEATURE PUBLICATION IN HERALD COMMENCEMENT TO-MORROW Something of the temperament and character that have helped to make Don Bradman one of the finest cricketers in the world to-day has been infused into his autobiography, which is to be published in the Herald. The first instalment will be found on page 3 of to-morrow's Supplement. Bradman's life story is a series of frank, enlightening and entertaining chapters. Stories are told of early friendships that have been renewed on the cricket field in the fights for runs and wickets against England. " Of particular interest in to-morrow's instalment is what the famous cricketer has to say of his personal feelings when taking part in a test match. He also describes the behaviour of other prominent international playejs on a similar occasion.
Of this autobiography one critic has said:—"Bradman has planned his life story as he would the Australian attack or defence in a test match. It is a story that will hold the attention of all sections of the public from beginning to end."
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23072, 24 June 1938, Page 10
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