Smith’s brilliant century at Lord’s! In the live match, the trolls were given a perfect reply

Australian legend Steve Smith has been in tremendous form in recent days. On Thursday (June 29), Smith hit his 32nd Test century. The second Ashes match against England is currently being played at Lord’s. As soon as he scored a century on Thursday, many records were registered in Smith’s name.

Australia scored 339 for 5 on the first day. The next day, Steve Smith (85*) and Alex Carey (11*) opened the day for Australia. Steve Smith completed his century on the second day. But Kerry took wickets for just 22 runs. In the first innings of this match played at the historic Lord’s Stadium, Smith lost his wicket after scoring 110 runs off 184 balls. Newcomer Josh Tongue caught him at the hands of Ben Duckett. This was Smith’s 32nd century in Test cricket and 44th in all three forms of cricket.

Currently, Steve Smith is the fourth player to have scored the most centuries in international cricket. Virat Kohli tops the list with 75 centuries. Joe Root (46) and David Warner (45) are second and third respectively. Smith is ranked fourth. He has surpassed Indian captain Rohit Sharma (43) to achieve this record.

Steve Smith (), Joe Root (Joe Root), Kane Williamson (Kane Williamson) and Virat Kohli (Virat Kohli) are considered the best batsmen of the modern era. They are known as ‘Fab Four’. But according to the statistics, among these four, Smith is currently at number one. Smith has 32 Test centuries to his name, followed by Joe Root with 30 centuries. Kane Williamson and Virat Kohli are ranked third and fourth in the list respectively. Both of them have scored 28 Test centuries each.

Stats of the Fab Four in Test Cricket
1. Steve Smith – 32 centuries
2. Joe Root – 30 centuries
3. Kane Williamson – 28 centuries
4. Virat Kohli – 28 centuries

Earlier, the crowd chanted slogans to troll Steve Smith at Edgbaston in the first Ashes Test. In 2018, Smith was convicted in a ball-tampering case. The spectators also let Smith remember the incident when he was fielding in the Edgbaston Test. However, it can be said that Smith responded to this audience with his bat at Lord’s. (Steve Smith Hundred in the Ashes 2023 at Lord’s.)

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