ICC WTC Final 2023: Virat Said “Steve Smith is The Best Test Batsman Of All Time”
ICC WTC Final 2023: Virat said “Steve Smith is the best Test batsman of all time”. Virat Kohli praised Smith during the World Test Championship Final 2023. Kohl further said that Smith has consistency in his batting.
Kohli said about Australian batsman Steve Smith:-
Indian cricketer Virat Kohli has said about Australian batsman Steve Smith that he is the best Test batsman of all time.
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Which makes him different from everyone from last 10 years. The final match of the WTC between India and Australia is being played at The Oval in London.
Virat Kohli said- According to me Steve Smith is the best test player of this generation. He has proved it, his ability is really great.
Kohli said on Star Sports – Everyone knows his record. He averages 60 in 85-90 Tests, which is unbelievable.
Credit goes to his skill and temperament:-
The kind of consistency and impact he has, I haven’t seen any other cricketer in the last 10 years. The credit for this goes to his skill and temperament.
India vs Australia WTC Final 2023: Smith’s bat also played in WTC final Australia came out to bat first after losing the toss.
Usman Khawaja was dismissed for zero, 2 in the first session and after the wicket fell on the first ball of the second session, Australia would be under pressure but it did not happen.
Smith and Travis Head combined to put Australia in a strong position. At the end of the first day’s play, Travis Head remained unbeaten on 146 and Steve Smith on 95.
Steve Smith’s Test Career:-
Steve Smith, the former captain of Australia and currently a key player of the team, has played 96 international Test matches. Smith has scored 8792 runs in his 169 innings.
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His best score in an innings in Test is 239 runs. He played this innings against England in the 2017-18 Ashes. Smith has scored 30 centuries and 37 half-centuries in the Test format.