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The end of series presentation directly following the conclusion of the 5th Test between Australia and West Indies at Melbourne on 15th February 1961. The presentation features Don Bradman, Richie Benaud and Frank Worrell.

Extended highlights of the 5th Test between Australia and West Indies at Melbourne between 10th and 15th February 1961. Australia won by 2 wickets. .

Extended highlights of the 4th Test between Australia and West Indies at Adelaide between 27th January and 1st February 1961. The match was drawn.

Extended highlights of the 3rd Test between Australia and West Indies at Sydney between 13th and 18th January 1961. West Indies won by 222 runs.

Extended highlights of the 2nd Test between Australia and West Indies at Melbourne between 30th December 1960 and 3rd January 1961. Australia won by 7 wickets.

Extended highlights of the 1st Test between Australia and West Indies at Brisbane between 9th and 14th December 1960. The match was tied.

Originally made in 1934, this study of the batting style of Donald Bradman was scripted and narrated by the great man himself. The film was updated in 1993 with additional comments from Bradman, filmed in his home in Adelaide.

A brief interview with Patsy Hendren after announcing his retirement in 1937.

A brief clip of an interview with Len Hutton after scoring a record breaking 364 at The Oval against Australia in 1938.

A brief clip of a speech by Jack Hobbs at his retirement dinner in 1934.

An interview by Ray Martin with an 87 year old Sir Donald Bradman. In this historic program, Sir Donald Bradman shares his memories of the matches, men and magic moments in the greatest cricket career of all.

Walter Hammond was one of English cricket's all-time greats. A prolific batsman, a fine bowler, and a genius in the slip, he also loved the high life and had a reputation as a bit of a ladies' man. Focusing on his many sporting achievements, but also looking at the conflict between his personal and professional life, this documentary uses archive footage and interviews with those who knew him t...

Described as a genius, an enigma and an innovator, this video celebrates the career, life and times of one of the greatest bowlers of all time.

Hopper Read talking to Christopher Martin-Jenkins about his cricket career. Read represented Essex in the 1930s and for a short time was considered the fastest bowler in England. He played one Test for England against South Africa in 1935.

Clive van Ryneveld Interview

Peter Richardson Interview

Tom Graveney Interview

Bob Appleyard Interview

Springbok 65

Cricket The 60s Part 3

Cricket The 60s Part 2

Cricket The 60s Part 1

Calypso Summer 1960-61 Part 3

Calypso Summer 1960-61 Part 2

Calypso Summer 1960-61 Part 1

The Invincibles 1948