Don Bradman's 'Kohinoor of Cricket' Cap Sells for $460,000 After 75 Years

• Don Bradman's 'Baggy Green' cap from the 1947-48 Test series against India sold for $460,000 at auction.
• Bradman gifted the cap to Indian player Sriranga Vasudev Sohoni, whose family preserved it for 75 years without public display.
• The cap, described as the "Holy Grail of Cricket," will now be displayed in a prominent Australian museum.
• The 1947-48 series was Bradman's last home Test series, where India, led by Lala Amarnath, made its first tour as an independent nation.
• This sale is among the highest for Bradman's caps, though Shane Warne's 'Baggy Green' holds the all-time record at over $1 million.

Why It Matters: Don Bradman's historic 'Baggy Green' cap, preserved by an Indian family, fetched $460,000 at auction.