The name of Sir Donald Bradman stands as a colossus in the history of world cricket. As a batsman he has no peer. His famous test batting average of 99.94 will never be beaten. But what about Bradman the man? What drove him in his relentless pursuit of runs? Why has Bradman been used as a symbol of Australian nationhood and an iconic representation of the Australian character? His yearning for privacy turned him into a mythical figure. This documentary is a unique and fascinating view of Sir Donald Bradman as seen through the eyes of a cross section of cricket luminaries from all over the world including some of the game's greatest players: Arthur Morris, Neil Harvey, Bill Brown, Sam Loxton, Bill Johnston, Sir Alec Bedser, Sachin Tendulkar and Steve Waugh. BRADMAN: Reflections on the Legend is an enthralling retrospective on the life and achievements of the man who became Australia's first truly international and greatest sporting hero.