The world of crickets is filled with joy and excitement as the fourth game of the popular game Border-Gavaskar Trophy it has reached its climax. The most awaited exam, part of a series of five gameskicks off this Wednesday (December 26) at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG).
As tensions rise between two cricket powerhouses, Australia and Indiafans and experts alike are gearing up for what promises to be an epic race. In this tight build-up, a funny video about Australian cricketers will give a light moment to the fans.
Steve Smith's one word explanation of BCCI and ICC
Australian footballer Steve Smithwho is known for his amazing batting skills, recently caught the attention of the internet with his magical words during an interview with ABC Sports. Together with your friends Pat Cummins, Nathan Lyon and Travis HeadSmith was asked to explain The International Cricket Council (ICC)and Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and all of Indian cricket in just one word.
As for describing the BCCI, Smith unhesitatingly called it a “powerhouse,” showing his influence in the cricket world. However, his response to the ICC caused a lot of laughter. Smith initially scoffed, calling the ICC “not strong,” referring to BCCI's influence on cricket.
Recognizing the humor in his words, Smith quickly explained, saying, “No, no, I can't say that. That was a joke.” He then made a clear statement about the ICC that “leaders.” The moment of discovery has been going viral, sparking interest from fans around the world.
🤭 Describe BCCI, ICC and Indian Cricket in one word….
Don't worry everyone, Smudge was just a joke! pic.twitter.com/AxJZJT15P8
– ABC SPORT (@abcsport) December 23, 2024
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Smith's stellar Test Record against India
As fans eagerly await the Melbourne Test, much attention is focused on Smith's formidable record in the longest format of the game. Known as one of the best batsmen in Tests today, Smith has been putting up some very successful displays against India. In the previous Test at the Gabba in Brisbane, he showed his skills with a stunning century, scoring 101 runs off 190 balls, including 12 boundaries. This marked his 33rd Test, cementing his reputation as one of the most reliable batsmen.
Against India alone, Smith has scored an impressive 2,166 runs in 22 matches, including 10 centuries, with a winning average of 60.16. These figures place India as their second most successful opponent in Test cricket, proving their ability to perform well against formidable opposition.