New Delhi, Sports Desk. Steve Smith becomes 4th Australia to hit Fastest 5000 ODI Runs The last ODI match of the three-match ODI series between India and Australia is being played at the Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Rajkot. In the match, Australia won the toss and decided to bat first. Batting first, the Kangaroo team got a great start by David Warner and Mitchell Marsh.
At the same time, after David Warner was out, Steve Smith took the responsibility of handling the team’s innings. During this period, Steve Smith made a big record in his name by scoring 21 runs.
Australian legendary batsman Steve Smith has completed his 5000 runs in ODI cricket. With this, he has entered the exclusive club of Australian batsmen who have scored the most 5000 runs in ODIs.
IND vs AUS: Steve Smith completes his 5000 runs in ODI cricket
Actually, the Australian team (IND vs AUS 3rd ODI) Openers David Warner and Mitchell Marsh gave an explosive start to the team. The Kangaroo team made an opening partnership of 78 runs in 49 balls. For India, Prasidh Krishna broke this partnership by dismissing David Warner in the 9th over. David Warner returned to the pavilion after scoring 56 runs in 34 balls.
After this Steve Smith (Steve Smith) took the responsibility of handling the team’s innings and completed his 5000 runs in ODIs after scoring 21 runs. Let us tell you that Steve Smith has become the fourth Australian batsman to score the fastest ODI runs. Steve Smith achieved this feat in his 129th innings.
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Let us tell you that Australia David Warner’s name is recorded in scoring the fastest ODI run for India, who did this feat in the 115th innings. At the same time, the fastest 5000 runs in ODI cricket were scored by Pakistan captain Babar Azam, who achieved this feat in the 97th innings.
Australian batsman who scored fastest 5000 ODI runs
David Warner – 115 innings
Aaron Finch – 126 innings
Dean Jones – 128 innings
Steve Smith – 129 innings*
