Steve Smith breaks Ricky Ponting record
Steve Smith scores another century, breaks two Ricky Ponting records
Smith continues to have a blinder in Sri Lanka as he broke two records held by Ricky Ponting. On Day 1, Smith took his 197th catch in Test cricket, surpassing Ponting’s all-time mark for the most by an Australian non-wicketkeeper.
Steve Smith made history after scoring a smashing 36th Test Century during the 2nd Galle Test against Sri Lanka. He joins the ...
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SL vs AUS: Steve Smith equals Rahul Dravid-Joe Root's towering record after cracking 36th Test century in GalleAustralia's stand-in captain Steve Smith hammered a scintillating century on Day 2 of the second Test against Sri Lanka ...
Fresh off a double hundred in the first test, Usman Khawaja has once again underlined why he is Australia's finest batsman in ...
Steve Smith has brought up his second successive century in the ongoing Test series against Sri Lanka. The stand-in Aussie captain's latest ton came in the final session of the second Test in Galle.
The Australian skipper made a scratchy start but found his rhythm to be unbeaten on 78 at tea, having struck eight fours and one six, and was well on his way to his 36th Test hundred.
From the fans on top of Galle Fort, to the Sri Lankan fielders themselves, everyone clapped for Australia’s subcontinent master. Just after lunch, Smith had passed Ricky Ponting to become Australia’s ...
In the lead-up to the second Test in Galle, Dimuth Karunaratne confirmed he would call time on his glittering career, having ...
Steve Smith ended with a score of 141 in the first Test against Sri Lanka at Galle International Stadium, Galle. Australia ...
Spinner Matthew Kuhnemann has praised Steve Smith for a "genius" move against Sri Lanka but brushed off suggestions the ...
Australia and Sri Lanka are locking horns in a two-match Test series. Australia had already qualified for the World Test ...
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