Know Graeme Smith, the most successful captain of South Africa.

New Delhi: The cricket lovers all around the world and especially in South Africa received news that came as shock. The most aggressive and most successful captain of South Africa has decided to hang up his boots after the final test against Australia. Let's take a look in to the glorious career of this South African great batsman and captain.It was in the year 2002 when Smith made his test debut against a formidable team Australia. He made an impressive 68 runs on debut. He started to open the innings from the third test match that he played in which he scored 200.He made his one day international debut against Australia in which he had scored 41 runs. In 2004 Graeme Smith was also awarded the South African Cricketer award Graeme Smith becomes the youngest ever captain of the South Africa Test side at 22 years old, succeeding Shaun Pollock. In 2004 he was named Wisden Cricketer of the Year. In the Epic One Day International match in which South Africa chased down a huge score of 438 runs against the Australians Graeme Smith scored a 55 balls 90 runs thereby helping in setting up a good foundation at the start.Smith also becomes the first player in the ODI history to hit six fours in an over in the first ODI against Pakistan. In the 2007 World Cup he starts the tournament with four successive half-tons, a feat never before achieved by a captain. During the second Test against Bangladesh in Chittagong, Smith (232) and Neil McKenzie (226) put on a world record 415 for the first wicket. Captains' South Africa to their first Test series win in England since 1965. Captains' the first South Africa side to win a Test series in Australia, inflicting a first home defeat on the opponents in 16 years. Smith holds the world record for captaining in most Test matches - 110 - and also ends his international career holding the records for the highest number of wins in Test matches as skipper, with 50 wins, and the most number of centuries (15) by a captain in Test match wins.