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Official page of the Bradman Centre, Bowral:
📆 Est. 1989
🏏 Australia's largest dedicated cricket museum
🌳 Sir Donald Bradman's home ground at Bradman Oval

🏏 A great day for women’s cricket in the Highlands!We were delighted to welcome Sydney Sixers cricketer Lauren Cheatle t...
09/09/2026

🏏 A great day for women’s cricket in the Highlands!

We were delighted to welcome Sydney Sixers cricketer Lauren Cheatle to the Bradman Museum yesterday, where she spent time with local women’s cricketers and ran a fantastic cricket clinic.

It was wonderful to see players coming together, sharing their love of the game and learning from someone playing at the highest level. Days like this are a great reminder of the importance of creating opportunities for women and girls to connect, participate and feel inspired through cricket.

Lauren also took the time to explore our Unstoppable: Women’s Cricket exhibition and take a look in the museum archives alongside Bradman Foundation CEO Will Sackville, a particularly special moment given the stories of the pioneering women who have helped shape the game.

A big thank you to Lauren and the Sydney Sixers for supporting women’s cricket and spending time with our wonderful local cricket community. We hope to see you back in the Highlands soon! 🏏

SouthernHighlandsCricket CricketCommunity Sydney Sixers Lauren Cheatle

Celebrating the birthday of Sir Donald Bradman today, born 27/08/1908. Join us today at the Bradman Museum & enjoy a fre...
26/08/2026

Celebrating the birthday of Sir Donald Bradman today, born 27/08/1908. Join us today at the Bradman Museum & enjoy a free cup cake with your ticket 🎫 🎂 🏏

“It was a privilege to serve as an umpire during last season’s Tina McPherson T20 Cup.Throughout the competition, I was ...
03/08/2026

“It was a privilege to serve as an umpire during last season’s Tina McPherson T20 Cup.

Throughout the competition, I was consistently impressed by the outstanding enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and commitment demonstrated by the players, officials, volunteers, and supporters.

The competition has become an important vehicle for advancing women’s cricket throughout regional areas. Having observed its impact firsthand, I have seen the confidence, skill development, participation, and sense of community that it fosters among players of all ages and abilities. The positive environment created by the competition encourages continued involvement in the game while strengthening pathways for the future growth of women’s cricket.

The Tina McPherson T20 Cup exemplifies the significant progress being made in regional women’s cricket and reflects the dedication of all those who contribute to its ongoing success. It is a competition of which the association can be justifiably proud, and I commend everyone involved for their commitment to promoting and developing women’s cricket across our regional communities.” - Richard Ernst, Umpire

Congratulations to all involved! 🏏😊💪🏼🏆

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03/08/2026

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Congratulations, April! 👏🏏We’re delighted to congratulate April Wells on successfully completing her NSW Cricket Umpires...
22/07/2026

Congratulations, April! 👏🏏

We’re delighted to congratulate April Wells on successfully completing her NSW Cricket Umpires’ & Scorers’ Association Level 2 Laws of Cricket Accreditation.

This achievement reflects April’s commitment to developing her knowledge of the game and supporting cricket at all levels. Umpires play a vital role in ensuring the spirit and integrity of cricket is upheld, and we’re thrilled to see another passionate member of our community investing in the sport.

Well done, April - we’re proud of your achievement and look forward to seeing where your umpiring journey takes you next! 💚

Attention coaches, volunteers, teachers, carers, or anyone spending time with 12-18 year olds...Ever wanted to learn how...
20/07/2026

Attention coaches, volunteers, teachers, carers, or anyone spending time with 12-18 year olds...

Ever wanted to learn how to respond effectively to mental health concerns in young people? Now is your chance.

We are excited to offer this opportunity to adults working or volunteering with young people (12-18yrs) in the Southern Highlands, as part of a collaboration with Highlands Youth Co-Lab, Community Links Wellbeing and Bowral District Children's Foundation

We’re hiring now! 🏏 Come and join our friendly team as a Front of House assistant (casual) at Bradman Museum Bowral. If ...
14/07/2026

We’re hiring now! 🏏 Come and join our friendly team as a Front of House assistant (casual) at Bradman Museum Bowral. If this sounds like a great fit for you or someone you know, or you’d like to learn more about the role, please reach out to the hiring manager for this position - [email protected]

To mark National Volunteers Week (18-24 May) the Bradman Foundation hosted a special morning tea to thank and celebrate ...
27/05/2026

To mark National Volunteers Week (18-24 May) the Bradman Foundation hosted a special morning tea to thank and celebrate the wonderful people who give their time so generously. It was a pleasure to come together, share stories, and acknowledge the important role our volunteers play in supporting the Foundation’s work.

Cricket controversy at its finest!On Day 2 of the First Ashes Test in Perth, December 1979, Australian fast bowler Denni...
25/05/2026

Cricket controversy at its finest!

On Day 2 of the First Ashes Test in Perth, December 1979, Australian fast bowler Dennis Lillee strode to the crease wielding something the cricket world had never truly seen before — an aluminium bat.

After just 4 deliveries, England captain Mike Brearley objected, claiming the bat was damaging the ball. What followed was a dramatic 15-minute delay, heated debate, and an unforgettable moment when Lillee hurled the bat away in frustration before returning with a traditional willow blade.

The controversy was so significant that the Marylebone Cricket Club later changed the Laws of Cricket to state that bats must be made solely of wood.

You can see this legendary piece of cricket history for yourself — the controversial aluminium bat, personally signed by Dennis Lillee, on display at the Bradman Museum in Bowral.

Delicious magazine has just revealed the top places to eat, drink and stay in the Southern Highlands. Think cool-climate...
18/05/2026

Delicious magazine has just revealed the top places to eat, drink and stay in the Southern Highlands. Think cool-climate wineries, country pubs with fireplaces, French bistros, boutique stays, rolling green hills and some of the best food in regional NSW. Whether you’re planning a romantic weekend, a girls’ getaway or a slow-food escape, the Highlands delivers every time.

No trip is complete without a stop at the legendary Bradman Museum in Bowral, one of Australia’s most fascinating sporting museums and a beautiful tribute to Sir Donald Bradman and cricket history. Even non-cricket fans end up loving it.
https://www.delicious.com.au/travel/australia/gallery/southern-highlands-guide-eat-drink-stay/7x5up2bk

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St Jude Street
Bowral, NSW
2576

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Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm
Sunday 9am - 4pm

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