Steve Smith expressed uncertainty about his 2027 Ashes participation due to age, despite Australia's dominant home series win. Mitchell Starc and Travis Head shone in the 4-1 triumph. Smith praised Alex Carey's wicketkeeping and highlighted the squad's sustained consistency and depth,

Even the control tower at Sydney Airport would struggle to provide a radar system as sensitive as Steve Smith’s faculties. Here is a man capable of being disturbed at the crease by the rustle of distant biscuit wrappers,

The dust has barely settled on Australia’s triumphant Ashes campaign but Steve Smith is already eyeing more cricket.

The twin unscaled peaks of Test series wins in India and England loom large for Australia’s ageing trophy hunters after another comprehensive home Ashes triumph.

On the other hand, Travis Head scored his first hundred at the SCG. He now has a century at all seven venues in Australia where he has played. Only four others scored hundreds at seven Australian venues - Steve Waugh, Matthew Hayden, Justin Langer and David Warner.

Cricket Australia has confirmed the availability of the Ashes heroes, including Steve Smith, Mitchell Starc, and Marnus Labuschagne, among several others.

Veteran Australian batter Steve Smith notched up his 37th hundred at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SGC) against England in the fifth and final Test of the ongoing Ashes 2025-26.

Steve Smith notched up his 37th century in the fifth and final Ashes Test in Sydney on the third day to put Australia into the ascendancy in the first innings. With this ton, Smith surpassed India's Test skipper Shubman Gill in a major WTC record and also left Kane Williamson behind.

Australia has taken the high road and extended an olive branch to the Poms, inviting them into the changerooms for a beer after dominating the 2024-25 Ashes series Down Under.