Bradman name used like Mickey Mouse

In a published complaint in 2005,John Bradman spoke against a decision to license an Australian food company to market 8220;Bradman8221; biscuits in India,a key international market for cricket.

A South Australia Supreme Court judge last year ruled that the law firm had not breached its contract.

But the Full Court of the Supreme Court on Monday ruled in favor of Bradman8217;s appeal against that decision,allowing him to proceed to trial at a date to be set.

John Bradman claims the law firm failed to follow his late father8217;s instructions to allow the family power of veto over decisions to use his name for commercial purposes,AAP reported. The Bradman family8217;s statement of claim said Sir Donald was 8220;a loved and missed family member,not a brand name like Mickey Mouse.8221;

The former test batsman died in 2001 at the age of 92 but his name remains one of the most high profile in cricket,and in Australian sport.

Bradman was famously out without scoring in his final test innings in England in 1948,when he only needed four runs to achieve a test career average of 100.

No other batsman in international cricket has come anywhere near his test average of 99.94,which he achieved over 52 test matches from the 1928-29 season to 1948.