The 33-year-old scored his 30th Test 100 against South Africa on Thursday, overtaking Donald Bradman on Australia’s list of Makers of the Century.
Australian batsman Steve Smith dampened talk of his retirement after hinting on Friday that there was no guarantee he would play Test cricket next season.
The 33-year-old former captain scored his 100th in his 30th Test on Thursday’s second day of his third Test against South Africa, placing Donald his blood on Australia’s list of Century Makers. surpassed Mann.
At the post-fight press conference, Smith said he intentionally acknowledged his comments in a “cryptic” way and said he did not plan to hang up his racket anytime soon.
“I’m not going anywhere. I’m happy with where everything is,” Smith told Fox Sports before the start of the third day of final testing. “We have some good tours ahead of us. I love it and am always trying to improve.
“I have this hunger and zeal to improve and I’m helping some of the younger hitters in particular to succeed, but while I’m doing all this I’m enjoying it and have no plans to retire. .