Steve Smith, a handsome batsman for the Kangaroo squad, scored an incredible century in the fourth test match of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy between Australia and India. Smith scored 140 runs in a strong innings. In addition, a number of significant records were also filed under his name; nonetheless, the way he left is highly peculiar.
Melbourne: In the Boxing Day Test match of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Australia’s handsome batsman Steve Smith struck an incredible century against India. During his Test career, Smith scored his 34th century. As a result, his name was listed on numerous important records. On the second day of the Melbourne Test match, Steve Smith continued to bat ferociously despite reaching his century in 167 balls. Smith has turned into a problem for Team India’s bowlers.
Steve Smith, however, could never have dreamed of how he managed to escape. Smith actually slammed into Akash Deep Singh’s ball. Smith was confidently playing a shot against Akash Deep, but the ball was unable to make contact with his bat and came to a stop on the field. The bails fell when the ball rolled and struck the wicket in this scenario. Smith just continued to observe during this time. In these situations, the batsman typically tries to use his foot to get the ball off the wicket, but Smith was absolutely powerless.
Steve Smith made 140 runs in 197 balls while batting brilliantly against India. He smashed three sixes and thirteen fours in these innings. The Australian squad amassed a massive 474 runs in their opening innings thanks to Smith’s excellent batting. In addition to Smith, Australia’s top order batters also had outstanding performances.
Sam Constas played an innings of 60 runs in the Boxing Test match against Team India on the opening day of play, marking his debut for Australia. In addition, Marnus Labuschagne scored 72 runs, and Usman Khawaja added 57 runs. Captain Pat Cummins also scored a solid 49 runs in the middle order.
