Steve Smith: Australia batter passes 10,000 Test runs
The first day of the Australian player Steve Smith, the first day of the Sri Lanka, he won 10,000 in the cricket game.
The 35 -year -old young man participated in the first test of two games in 9,999 games. Without Pat Cummins, as captain, he chose to hit the ball after winning the game.
In Travis Head and Marnus Labuschagne, he was fired and sent him to the middle to a single player to reach 10,000 tests for the first time. After running, he came to a crease.
Smith is the fourth Australian who reached landmarks after the Allen border, Steve Wauch and Ricky Ponting.
“Fortunately, that gap hit that, it is really good.” Smith, no 64 -year -old in TEA in Galle, told Australia’s 7 grams of 7 grams.
He added: “I’m glad to tick.”
Sachin TENDULKAR in India maintained records in 15,921 games with the most test results, and the second place in a behemoth of 13,378.
Joe Root in England won 12,972 running in Alastair Cook in his compatriots, and his Joe Root ranked fifth.
