In an advanced multiplication course, Steve Smith Showing his brilliance once again, he scored his 34th Test century on day two of the fourth Test against India in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). Smith's knock not only cemented his status as one of the greatest Test players, but also etched his name in the history books by surpassing the records he holds Sachin Tendulkar and Joe Root.
Pivotal strike
Smith's century came at a crucial moment for Australia, who were reeling at 299 for 6. Along with skipper Pat Cummins, Smith put together a crucial 112-run partnership that propelled Australia to a commanding total. He compiled a hundred in 167 balls, embellished with nine fours and three sixes, before eventually falling for a well-made 140 to the Indian. Akash Deb.
Breaking records
With this century, Smith now holds the record for the most Test centuries (11) against India, surpassing England's Joe Root, who had 10. Even more impressive is that Smith achieved the feat in just 43 innings, enhancing his reputation as a player. For the big stage.
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Smith also surpassed Indian legend Sachin Tendulkar by scoring his 10th hundred in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, surpassing Tendulkar's nine centuries in the prestigious series. In all competitions, Smith has now collected 16 centuries against India, making him the highest run-scorer against the team among active players.
Smith: A legacy builder
Smith's consistent performances against one of the world's most powerful bowling attacks underscores his ability to thrive under pressure. His efforts helped Australia posted a massive first innings total of 474which puts India on the defensive as the game progresses.
This knock adds another chapter to Smith's illustrious career, as he continues to dominate bowling attacks around the world and break records along the way.
