Star Australia batter Steve Smith opened up getting stuck at 9999 runs in Test cricket and revealed how he just kept thinking about Josh Hazlewood's jersey number ahead of the game.

A talk show panel featuring former England captain Michael Vaughan and legendary Australia wicket-keeper ... Indian stars should play more domestic cricket or stick to just international cricket ...

Star Australian batter Steve Smith has described his pursuit ... Reflecting on his experience, Smith admitted that this milestone was unusually prominent in his thoughts, stating, 'I knew I needed 38, ...

Australia batter Steve Smith recently ... but it wasn’t to be," Smith said in the same interview. "As a kid, I never would have dreamt of that, I dreamt to play cricket for Australia and have ...

For the second consecutive day, Australian cricketer Steve Smith narrowly missed out on reaching 10,000 Test runs. Falling short by five runs on Saturday and just one run on Sunday, Smith became ...

Notably, Smith has over 16,000 runs for Australia across formats. The young Indian cricketer's perfect imitation is a testimony to Smith's global influence and the impact he has on budding talents ...

Australia's Steve Smith has fallen agonisingly short of 10,000 Test runs during day two of the Fifth Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Picture: Darrian Traynor/Getty Images It was a slow start ...

Steve Smith is reportedly set to return to captain the Australian Test cricket side for their upcoming tour of Sri Lanka. Pat Cummins is set to miss the two-match series with he and his wife ...

Steve Smith falls one short of 10,000 Test runs.Credit: Getty Images Cricket Australia had organised for the legendary trio to share the moment with Smith at the 35-year-old’s home ground ...

Four Australian batsmen have hit 30 or more hundreds in test cricket. The Australian Cricket Team have been blessed with several great batsmen of all time, the biggest name among them being Sir Don ...

Watch every ball of Australia ... to Smith at slip. Watch Steve Smith and Shubman Gill’s exchange in the video above Steve Smith tells Shubman Gill, let's play. Photo: Fox Cricket.