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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2023
Steve Smith breaks Kohli, Tendulkar’s record

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Hindustan Times
08 January, 2021, 05:40 pm
Last modified: 08 January, 2021, 05:47 pm

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Steve Smith breaks Kohli, Tendulkar’s record

Smith, who roared back to form, took 136 innings to hit his 27th ton in the longest format while Kohli and former India batsman Sachin Tendulkar had taken 141 innings to achieve the feat.

Hindustan Times
08 January, 2021, 05:40 pm
Last modified: 08 January, 2021, 05:47 pm
Photo: ICC
Photo: ICC

Steve Smith roared back into form on Friday as he put an end to his miserable run in the four-match Test series against India. Smith scored a century on the second day of the Third Test in Sydney as he powered Australia to a first innings total of 338 runs. With the century, Smith equalled Virat Kohli's tally of 27 Test hundreds as he became the second fastest batsman to reach the landmark. Only Australian batting legend Sir Donald Bradman achieved the feat faster than Smith as he scored 27 Test centuries in just 70 innings.

Smith took 136 innings to hit his 27th ton in the longest format while Kohli and former India batsman Sachin Tendulkar had taken 141 innings to achieve the feat.

Also, during the course of his innings, Smith surpassed Kohli's run tally of 7,318 runs in the longest format of the game. The right-handed batsman now has 7,368 Test runs.

Meanwhile, India openers Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill put on 70 runs for the opening wicket to give the middle-order batsmen a solid platform. Interestingly, it was India's first 50-plus stand for the opening wicket in 14 innings.

The visitors have struggled in recent times to find a solid opening pair, but the return of Rohit made it possible in the ongoing third Test as he combined beautifully with newcomer Shubman Gill.

The duo showed great composure against the fierce Australian bowling line-up and made sure they did not play any flashy shot outside the off-stump. They followed the rulebook and ensured that the Australian bowlers erred in their line and capitalised on the bad balls.

Earlier in the day, Australia was bundled out for 338 in their first innings. For India, Jadeja bagged four as he returned with the figures of 4-62 while Bumrah and Saini picked two wickets apiece.

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