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Steve Smith breaks Don Bradman's all-time record with century in Sydney Ashes Test

Australia's stand-in Test skipper Steve Smith turned heads today, showing his class at the Sydney Cricket Ground in the fifth and final Ashes Test.

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Ashes 2025-26: How Steve Smith Matching Don Bradman’s Legacy and What Sets Them Apart

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Steve Smith creates HISTORY with a century in The Ashes, surpasses Don Bradman in…, only Kohli and Sachin are…

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The theatre of Steven Smith

The backs of Steven Smith 's whites were caked in mud when he walked off unbeaten on 129 at the SCG after a day when his mannerisms and idiosyncrasies were at their most extreme.

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Smith next only to Bradman as Ashes dominance continues

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Steven Smith only behind Don Bradman, another big ton for Travis Head

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Steve Smith Climbs Ashes Ladder With 37th Test Ton, Only Behind Sir Don Bradman

Smith, who is now ranked second, has notched up 3644 runs in 41 matches and 73 innings at a brilliant average of 56.93.

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The Ashes: England toil in Sydney as Steve Smith and Travis Head score centuries for Australia in final Test

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Ashes: Steve Smith moves up in record books with 37th Test ton

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Usman Khawaja To Don Bradman: 7 AUS Stars Who Retired After Ashes

Martyn called time on his career after the Adelaide Test that Australia won by six wickets. The Oval saw Clarke's last Test and under his captaincy, Australia won by an innings and 46 runs. Bradman played his last Test at The Oval and led Australia to a win by an innings and 149 runs.

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Steve Smith overtakes Don Bradman: Now behind only Virat Kohli and Sachin Tendulkar as Aussie rewrites Ashes history at SCG

Australia's Steven Smith has become cricket's highest run-scorer against England, surpassing Don Bradman with his 37th Test century. This remarkable achievement places him behind only Sachin Tendulkar and Virat Kohli in all-time international runs against a single opponent.

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Joe Root best since Donald Bradman says Darren Lehmann after second Ashes century on Australian soil

Joe Root is hailed as the greatest cricket player since Don Bradman after adding a second century to his tally this Ashes tour.

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Sir Don Bradman's iconic Baggy Green to go under hammer

Bradman wore that cap during the 1947/48 series against the first Indian team to tour Australia. The series saw Bradman amassing 715 runs from six innings.