Bradman's 1947 Baggy Green Cap, Gifted to Indian Player, Up for Auction, Crores Expected

• Sir Donald Bradman's Baggy Green cap from the 1947-48 Test series against India is being auctioned by Lloyds Auctions.
• The cap was personally gifted by Bradman to Indian Test cricketer Sriranga Wasudev Sohoni during India's first tour of Australia.
• It has remained with Sohoni's family for over 75 years, never publicly displayed or sold before, making it a unique historical item.
• Experts predict the cap could fetch a huge price, potentially reaching one million dollars (crores in Indian currency).
• Bradman's memorabilia has a history of high sales; his 1928 cap sold for AUD 450,000, while Shane Warne's cap fetched over AUD 1 million.

Why It Matters: Don Bradman's historically significant Baggy Green cap, gifted to an Indian player, is now up for auction.