A social cricket match in Cornwall Park needs a third umpire after a bogan's dog swallows the ball in this short film. As the men in white struggle to field the ball, a statistics-obsessed sport crosses absurd boundaries. A line-up of contemporary NZ comedic talent features on the field— plus New Zealand Black Caps cricketers (and 1992 World Cup bowlers) Chris Pringle and Willie Watson. Bradman was written and directed by Peter Tait (actor in classic shorts The Singing Trophy and Kitchen Sink). The film includes classic song ‘Bradman’ by Australian singer Paul Kelly.
Stuff the ball — what about me beer?– Bogan (Andrew Kovacevich)
Keirfilm Productions
Made with the assistance of the Short Film Fund of the NZ Film Commission
Closing credits song 'Bradman' written and sung by Paul Kelly
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