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Don Bradman 334 record score. England v Australia, 3rd Ashes Test match, Headingley, Leeds, 11th- 15th July 1930. Original folding scorecard for the historic Test match where Don Bradman made the record Test score of 334. The scorecard with incomplete printed scores, Australia’s only innings complete. Printed by Crosland & Co of Kirkgate, Leeds 10”x6”. vertical fold and soiling, otherwise in good condition. A rarely seen scorecard.
The Australians scored 458-3 on the first day of the Test and Bradman went on the following day to increase his record score to 334 before being caught by Duckworth off Tate. He was the 6th wicket to fall and Australia recorded a first innings score of 566 all out. The Test match was drawn and Australia went on to win the series by two Tests to one. This was Bradman’s first tour of England. He scored 974 runs at an average of 139.14 during the Test series, with four centuries, including two double hundreds and a triple century.

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