Steve Smith last century in Test cricket: List of Steve Smith Test centuries

Steve Smith last century in Test cricket: Australian batter has not scored a test century for over a year now.

Australia batter Steve Smith is one of the greats of the Test format. Smith’s consistency in the Test format has been appreciated by the legends of the game. Smith, who started his career as a leg-spin bowling all-rounder, is now one of the best batters of the game.

Steve Smith has scored 7,934 Test runs at an astonishing average of 60.11 with the help of 27 centuries and 35 half-centuries. He is the fastest batter to reach 7,000 test runs. Ashes 2019 in England was the most memorable one for Smith where he scored 774 runs at an average of 110.57. Smith has won three Allan Border Medals in his career, which is given to the best Australian cricketer of the year.

Steve Smith last century in Test cricket

Steve Smith, who currently is at the third position in the ICC test batters rankings, has scored 27 centuries so far in his career. He scored his last hundred against India at the Sydney Cricket Ground last year.

(Update: Smith scored his century against South Africa today at the SCG only)

Smith is searching for his next Test century since 2021. He has scored six half-centuries since then but has not been able to convert it into three figures. In the ongoing series against Pakistan, Smith has scored two half-centuries in two innings, but he got out in the 70s both of the times.

Since his last Test century, Smith has scored 485 runs in 12 innings at an average of 40.41. Smith, who has scored five half-centuries in this period, had come closest to score a century when he posted 93 (201) against England at the Adelaide Oval last year.

List of Steve Smith Test centuries (Updated on 5 January, 2023)

S No.	Opposition	Score	Venue	Year
1	England	138*	London (Oval)	2013
2	England	111	Perth	2013
3	England	115	Sydney	2014
4	South Africa	100	Centurion	2014
5	India	162*	Adelaide	2014
6	India	133	Brisbane	2014
7	India	192	Melbourne	2014
8	India	117	Sydney	2015
9	West Indies	199	Jamaica	2015
10	England	215	London (Lord’s)	2015
11	England	143	London (Oval)	2015
12	New Zealand	138	Perth	2015
13	West Indies	134*	Melbourne	2015
14	New Zealand	138	Christchurch	2016
15	Sri Lanka	119	Colombo	2016
16	Pakistan	130	Brisbane	2016
17	Pakistan	165*	Melbourne	2016
18	India	109	Pune	2017
19	India	178*	Ranchi	2017
20	India	111	Dharamsala	2017
21	England	141	Brisbane	2017
22	England	239	Perth	2017
23	England	102*	Melbourne	2017
24	England	144	Birmingham	2019
25	England	142	Birmingham	2019
26	England	211	Manchester	2019
27	India	131	Sydney	2021
28	Sri Lanka	109*	Galle	2022
29	West Indies	114*	Perth	2022
30	South Africa	104	Sydney	2023