Biography
Steve Smith is an Australian international cricketer and one of the most prolific batsmen of the modern era. Born on June 2, 1989, in Sydney, Smith began his career as a leg-spinner but evolved into a batting maestro known for his unorthodox style and incredible consistency. He has captained Australia in all formats and played a pivotal role in numerous Ashes and World Cup campaigns. Renowned for his sharp cricketing brain and exceptional Test average, Smith is widely regarded as one of the best Test batsmen of his generation.
Career Highlights
Ashes Breakthrough
Cemented his place in the Test team during the Ashes in England, scoring his maiden Test century.
ICC Cricketer of the Year
Had a stellar year with the bat, finishing as the leading run-scorer in Tests; won the prestigious ICC Cricketer of the Year award.
Fastest to 7500 Test Runs
Became the fastest Australian (and second-fastest overall) to reach 7500 runs in Test cricket.
100th Test Match
Played his 100th Test match during the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India, marking over a decade of excellence.
World Test Championship Win
Part of the Australian team that won the ICC World Test Championship Final against India at The Oval.
Gallery
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Steve Smith's Signature Cover Drive – Pure Class at the Crease
Australia’s Run Machine – Smith Dominates Yet Another Test Match
Focus. Footwork. Flair. Steve Smith in His Element
From Leggie to Legend – The Evolution of Steve Smith
Ashes Hero Returns – 774 Runs That Silenced Critics
World Test Champion – Steve Smith Lifts the Mace with Pride