The Hindu : Bradman memorabilia stolen

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Sport \| Previous \| Next Bradman memorabilia stolen SYDNEY, MARCH 5. Police said today that 10 cricket bats worth US $40,000 and signed by Australian cricket legend Sir Donald Bradman, who died eight days ago at 92, had been stolen from a collector's home in New South Wales State. The 10 bats, contained in wood and glass display cases, were stolen from a house in the hunter valley region north of Sydney on the weekend. The bats were limited editions issued in the past 10 years. - Reuters Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
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Sport \| Previous \| Next Bradman memorabilia stolen SYDNEY, MARCH 5. Police said today that 10 cricket bats worth US $40,000 and signed by Australian cricket legend Sir Donald Bradman, who died eight days ago at 92, had been stolen from a collector's home in New South Wales State. The 10 bats, contained in wood and glass display cases, were stolen from a house in the hunter valley region north of Sydney on the weekend. The bats were limited editions issued in the past 10 years. - Reuters Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
Section : Sport Previous : PCB finds itself in tough spot Next : Churchill Brothers holds Agragami
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