Steve Smith is aiming to return for Australia on Boxing Day after being ruled out of the third Ashes cricket test in Adelaide on Wednesday

Rohit Sharma recalled a heated on-field exchange with Steve Smith during the 2014–15 Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Australia, sparked by an LBW appeal while he was bowling part-time.

Team India batter KL Rahul has a rather underwhelming record in Test cricket. Having played 67 matches in the format, he averages 35.86.

Now that he's worked out that he had them upside down, Steve Smith is more confident about wearing the black strips under his eyes while batting in the day-night Ashes cricket test at the Gabba starting Thursday.

At the Gabba, Smith – the No.4 Test batter in the world – has gone to unusual lengths to give himself the best possible chance with the bat, wearing black tape under his eyes in order to improve his vision and better spot the moving ball in the day-night Test.

Steve Smith captained Australia to an eight-wicket victory over England in the second Ashes Test at The Gabba in Brisbane.

Steve Smith saluted Australia's batting strength in depth after India endured a long day in the field on the third day of the second Test. Smith extended his fine recent form with his sixth hundred in 13 matches as Australia racked up 505 in response to ...