Steve Smith Scores 36th Test Century, Equals Rahul Dravid and Joe Root

Australian batting maestro Steve Smith has once again proven his class with his 36th Test century, equalling the records of cricketing greats Rahul Dravid and Joe Root. Smith’s stunning hundred came at a crucial moment for Australia, reaffirming his dominance in the longest format of the game. Smith’s recent form has been nothing short of phenomenal. In his last five Test matches, he has scored four centuries, marking a sensational comeback that made cricket fans call him ‘Steve Smith 3.0.’

His latest ton showcased his signature resilience, flawless technique, and unmatched ability to handle the pressure as a batsman and as a captain. It was a masterclass in patience and precision, as he carefully built his innings, countering the opposition’s bowling attack with ease. The milestone century was a significant achievement, as Smith now stands alongside Dravid and Root in the list of most Test centuries. With his hunger for runs and exceptional form, it seems likely that he will surpass them soon.

Smith’s return to peak form has provided Australia with a major boost, especially in this critical Test series. His ability to adapt helps him find new ways to score and maintain consistency, which makes him one of the finest batters of this generation. With the World Test Championship (WTC) final against South Africa at Lord’s approaching in June, Smith’s form will be crucial in countering South Africa’s formidable bowling attack on the big stage. As Smith continues to rewrite record books, cricket enthusiasts eagerly await his next innings, wondering how far he can push his legendary career. One thing is certain—Steve Smith is far from done, and his hunger for excellence remains as strong as ever.