Cricket Captains` Walk in Cootamundra, NSW, Australia:
<p>The Cricket Captains` Walk features bronze sculptures of Australian Test Cricket Captains, along with Unaarrimim (Johhny Mullagh) the leading aboriginal player in the first Australian cricket team to tour England in 1868.
</p><p>Cootamundra has strong connections with two Australian test cricket captains, being the birthplace of Sir Donald Bradman and a former home of Bill Murdoch. Their careers led to a special interest in cricket among the people of Cootamundra, which still prevails, with Cootamundra boasting 9 Cricket Ovals with 3 turf wickets.
</p><p>With the endorsement of the Australian Cricket Board, the Cootamundra Shire Council established The Captains` Walk.
</p><p>A life-sized statue of Sir Donald Bradman in typical cover drive stance was prepared and cast by the Sculptor and unveiled as part of Sir Donald`s 92nd Birthday Celebrations in August 2000.
</p><p>Each bust has a plaque which details the cricket record of the captain.
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Address:	Wallendoon Street, Jubilee Park, Cootamundra, 2590
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