Making hay while the sun shines: Why The Don would average over 100 if he played in modern era

It is sometimes claimed that Don Bradman owed much of his batting success to favourable conditions unknown in the modern era. The type that prompted Neville Cardus to describe Trent Bridge as “a lotus land for batsmen, a place where it was always afternoon and 360 for two wickets.” The inference is that Bradman would […]