Steve Smith was announced the man-of-the-match in the fourth Test for his contribution of 293 runs in the game, which included a double century.

After Steve Smith scored yet another important knock in the second innings of the ongoing fourth Test, former Australian captain Steve Waugh heaped praises on the batsman.

David Warner has struggled to deal with Stuart Broad's line, swing and has got out to him six times in the ongoing Ashes series.

Pat Cummins's late burst reduced England to 18/2 at the end of day four in the fourth Test at Old Trafford in Manchester.

Chasing 386 to win, England lost Rory Burns and Joe Root off two consecutive deliveries in the very first over from Pat Cummins, as Australia close in on retaining the Ashes.

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Steve Smith has been in brilliant form ever since his comeback to the longest format of the game, and smashed a double-century on Day 2 of the ongoing fourth Ashes Test. 

Ricky Ponting talked about Steve Smith's innings against Australia in the first innings of the fourth Test, and hinted at ways with which English pacers could get him out.

Shane Warne said that if he had to pick one for Tests, Steve Smith would have a slight advantage over his otherwise favourite Virat Kohli. 

Steve Smith struck the third double century of his career to continue his extraordinary form in this Ashes series and leave Australia in total control of the 4th Test.

Replying to Australia's 497/8 declared, England finished Day 2 on 23/1 and with any hope of victory virtually extinguished.

Steve Smith's heroics helped Australia post a dominating 497/8 dec in first innings, leaving them favorites to claim a win and guarantee to retain the urn.

With another show of resilience and class, Steve Smith surpassed Virat Kohli's tally of Test centuries.

Steve Smith took just two Test matches to move past Virat Kohli at the top of the ICC Test rankings for batsmen after returning from his one-year ball-tampering ban.

Australian batsman Steve Smith has reclaimed the no.1 spot in the latest Test rankings, while Team India's skipper Virat Kohli has dropped to the second position.

Marnus Labuschagne is expected to take Usman Khawaja Khawaja's No. 3 position in the batting order with Steve Smith to slot back into his customary No. 4.

Smith is expected to return for the fourth Test starting from September 4 after England rode Ben Stokes' epic 135 not out to level the five-match series 1-1.

Jofra Archer has been on fire in this year's Ashes and has been bowling with pace and purpose for England against the Australians.

On Day Four of the Lord's Test, Steve Smith retired hurt on 80 after being hit on the neck by a 92.4 mph delivery from Jofra Archer.

Steve Smith has been ruled out of the third Test at Headingley in Leeds with a concussion but Archer it seems is set to give the fans a glimpse of the unorthodox yet effective Smith in Leeds.