Thousands of people have lined the streets of Adelaide to pay tribute to cricketer Sir Donald Bradman.
Sir Donald, who died on Sunday at 92, had a Test batting average of 99.94.
About 100 invited mourners, including Australian Prime Minister John Howard and Governor-General Sir William Deane, attended a private service at a cemetery chapel.
The hearse left a funeral parlour on the fringe of the city for a 35-minute journey to the cemetery in the southern suburbs.