Cricket Club Offer
The Bradman Foundation is offering a certificate of recognition with a complimentary family pass to each and every cricket club associated with Cricket NSW. This is a brand new initiative and we encourage all the clubs out there to redeem this offer.
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Cricket Camps
The Bradman Residential Summer Camps commenced in December 1989. They have continued annually with two, sometimes three camps a year in Bowral. These live-in camps have catered to well over 4,000 youngsters aged 10 to 17 years.
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Cricket Kits for Kids
The Bradman Foundation encourages families to donate good quality used child/youth cricket clothing and equipment to the Foundation, who will then collate and distribute cricket kits to individual children, schools and junior cricket teams on a needs basis.
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Bowral Cricket Club
The earliest reference to sport in Bowral was a cricket match between Wollongong and Mittagong that was played at Bowral in April 1871. In 1884 Oxley’s paddock was used for playing cricket. In 1885 a two-day match between the English eleven and a Bowral District twenty-two was a highlight of cricket history.
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Bradman Young Cricketer of the Year
The Bradman Young Cricketer of the Year Award is presented annually at the prestigious Allan Border Medal Dinner convened by Cricket Australia. It has been awarded since 1990 and is The Bradman Foundation’s principal award of recognition to elite cricketers.
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