Steve Smith 35 years old, Australian International cricketer announced his retirement from ODI’s. He announced his retirement after losing Champions Trophy 2025 Semi-Final from India.

Steve Smith Personal Info

Full Name: Steven Peter Devereux Smith Batting Style: Right handed Bowling Style: Right arm Leg break Date of Boirth: He was borne on 2 June 1989 Test Debut: He made his Test cricket debut on 13 July 2010 vs Pakistan ODI Debut: Steve Smith receives his international ODI cap on 19 February 2010 vs West Indies T20I Debut: He made his debut in T20I international on 5 February 2010 vs Pakistan.

Steve Smith Career States

Smith appears in 116 Test matches, 170 ODI’s and 67 T2oI for International Australian squad till today. He hit 36 hundreds and 41 half centuries in 116 Test matches. Smith made 12 centuries and 35 fifties in the 170 One Day Internationals matches. He manage to hit only 5 half centuries in the 67 T20I appearances.

Smith hit 10271 test match runs in his 116 tests, 5800 in 170 ODI’s and 1094 in 67 T20I international career. He has more to play and make runs in Test and T20I, but not in ODI as Steve Smith announces his retirement from One Day Internationals.

Smith served as a team member of Two time winner of ICC men’s ODI world cup for Australia. He served as a Captain in all three formats of game. After Pat Cummins withdraw from ODI captaincy Smith take the charge in the Champions Trophy 2025.

Retirement

Steve Smith announced his retirement after losing Semi-Final of Champions Trophy 2025 to India at Dubai International Stadium. He announced retirement from ODI internationals on 4th of March 2025. Smith Will be the part of T20I and Test Squad for Australia said by chair person George Belly.

His individual top score in ODI is 164 run. Smith also hit a double century 239 in his test cricket career. Officials says we all fully support his decision of retirement from the ODI cricket. Smith confirmed his participation in T20I and Test cricket for Australia.

Australia loss only a most important match in the Champions Trophy 2025. India beat Australia by 4 wickets at the knock out stage of the tournament. After losing the important match from India Steve Smith announced his retirement from the ODI internationals.