Ind vs Eng: Jamie Smith, only 24 years old, is equal to the world record in the Lord test against India | Cricket news

New Delhi: Jamie Smith of England engraved his name in records on the 2nd day of the Lord’s test against India, corresponding to the Kock Quinton record for the 1000 fastest points of the test cricket by a ticket office. Smith has reached the milestone in just 21 rounds – the same number he has taken the South African star – since his debut in July of last year.Need only three points to achieve the benchmark, Smith arrived with a border with Mohammed Siraj during the 87th during the first sleeves of England, shortly after Ben Stokes was upset by Jasprit Bumrah for 44.Smith was in an impressive form. In Edgbaston, during the previous test, he entered a precarious 84/5 broke a 100 on 80 balls – the third century of the fastest test for England. Its 184 of an undefeated deliveries of 207 in this match became the highest test score of an English window goalkeeper, exceeding the 173 * of Alec Stewart * against New Zealand in 1997.In the second rounds in Edgbaston, while England collapsed at the hunt 608, Smith fought a lonely battle with a gravelly 88 on 99 bullets in their defeat of 336 points.

With this feat, Smith joins an elite group of window shepherds. Behind him are Jonny Bairstow and Dinesh Chandimal (22 innings), Kumar Sangakkara and AB de Villiers (23), Jeff Dujon (24) and BJ Watling, Tom Blundell and the souls (25 heats each).The fastest at 1000 trials as a ticketkeeper: