Australian batter Steve Smith has made his name in the history of cricket, which has become the 15th player and the fourth Australian, which has crossed 10,000 runs in Test cricket.
The milestone came during the first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle, where he reached the place with the same period of Praibit Jiayasuria.
In his 205th innings, Smith ranked as the second fastest Australian to cross the doorstep, just surpassing Ricky Ponting, who did this in 196 innings.
Globally, he stands as the fifth fastest for the mark, in which cricketing gratitude Sachin Tendulkar, Brian Lara, and Kumar Sangakkara fulfilled it in 195 innings.
After easily losing the milestone in the recent home series, Smith did not waste any time to reach Gail.
Celebing his latest achievement, he recognized the crowd and acknowledged the rise in the right bat.
Considering the milestone, Smith acknowledged that although personal records were not his primary attention, joining a special cricket club was made the moment special.
With this success, he now found himself at the expected club of Ponting (13,378), Alan Border (11,174), and Steve Wa (10,927).
With an average of 55.86 of the career test, Smith was proud of a great record of 10,000+ runs, which is second after Sangakra.
Despite a one -year absence from international cricket due to suspension in 2018, he has been one of the most dominant batsmen of the era.
As an active PlayerSmith now stands in modern cricketers with 10,000+ test runs, with a route (12,972).
With more matches, he is on the way to crossing the long part of Younus Khan (10,099) and Sunil Gavaskar (10,122), on the record of Australia as Stevew Keeping an eye.
