<p>Former England skipper Nasser Hussain has tore into wicketkeeper-batter Jamie Smith for throwing his wicket away on a filty shot during day 2 (Jan 5) of the last Ashes Test against Australia in Sydney. The shot came shortly before lunch with England in decent position for once in the series they are trailing 1-3. Smith's wicket, however, started a mini collpase as England were bowled out soon after losing the last four wickets for 60-odd runs. Hussain not only questioned the shot selection, a nothing swat outside off off Marnus Labuschagne on a short ball, but the timing of it as well.</p><h2>Hussain calls out Jamie Smith's shot selection</h2><p>"It was a really poor shot, not just because of the execution and because Labuschagne was bowling, but the timing – and that is the problem with this England side. It was nine minutes until lunch and five overs until the new ball. Just survive and go again. They have a lot of talent but don’t seem to lock on to the situation of the game," said Hussain in his assessment of Smith's shot which might have been the difference between England's total of 384 and a potential 450-plus total.</p><p><strong>Also Read:</strong> <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/damien-martyn-health-update-2003-odi-world-cup-winner-who-once-played-in-banned-icl-out-of-coma-in-miraculous-turnaround-1767600217500">Former Aussie batter Damien Martyn out of coma in 'miraculous turnaround'</a></p><h2>How is the Sydney Test poised?</h2><p>After England were bowled out for 384, thanks to Joe Root's 160, Australia took full advantage of a pitch still good for batting. Travis Head and not Usman Khawaja, who is playing his last Test, opened the batting with Jake Weatherald and the duo added 57 runs for the first wicket. England skipper Ben Stokes broke the partnership with the wicket of Weatherald (21) and then dismissed Labuschagne (48), who literally threw away his wicket. A late rain stoppage forced the teams to go off for good in the day with Australia at 166/2 and Head batting on 91 along with nightwatchman Michale Neser.</p>

Smith's wicket started a mini collpase as England were bowled out soon after losing the last four wickets for 60-odd runs. Hussain not only questioned the shot selection, a nothing swat outside off off Marnus Labuschagne on a short ball, but the timing of it as well.

Former England skipper Nasser Hussain has tore into wicketkeeper-batter Jamie Smith for throwing his wicket away on a filty shot during day 2 (Jan 5) of the last Ashes Test against Australia in Sydney. The shot came shortly before lunch with England in decent position for once in the series they are trailing 1-3. Smith's wicket, however, started a mini collpase as England were bowled out soon after losing the last four wickets for 60-odd runs. Hussain not only questioned the shot selection, a nothing swat outside off off Marnus Labuschagne on a short ball, but the timing of it as well. Hussain calls out Jamie Smith's shot selection "It was a really poor shot, not just because of the execution and because Labuschagne was bowling, but the timing – and that is the problem with this England side. It was nine minutes until lunch and five overs until the new ball. Just survive and go again. They have a lot of talent but don’t seem to lock on to the situation of the game," said Hussain in his assessment of Smith's shot which might have been the difference between England's total of 384 and a potential 450-plus total. Also Read: Former Aussie batter Damien Martyn out of coma in 'miraculous turnaround' How is the Sydney Test poised? After England were bowled out for 384, thanks to Joe Root's 160, Australia took full advantage of a pitch still good for batting. Travis Head and not Usman Khawaja, who is playing his last Test, opened the batting with Jake Weatherald and the duo added 57 runs for the first wicket. England skipper Ben Stokes broke the partnership with the wicket of Weatherald (21) and then dismissed Labuschagne (48), who literally threw away his wicket. A late rain stoppage forced the teams to go off for good in the day with Australia at 166/2 and Head batting on 91 along with nightwatchman Michale Neser.

<p>Smith's wicket started a mini collpase as England were bowled out soon after losing the last four wickets for 60-odd runs. Hussain not only questioned the shot selection, a nothing swat outside off off Marnus Labuschagne on a short ball, but the timing of it as well.</p>

Ashes 2025-26: Ex-skipper Nasser Hussain calls Jamie Smith's 'really poor shot' is 'problem with this England side'

<p>Controversy was yet again on the centre stage in the Ashes on Thursday (Dec 18) as England were on the receiving end of another decision. While ICC had to reinstate one of England’s reviews for technology failure earlier on Thursday, another key decision followed when Jamie Smith was adjudged out despite a clear gap between bat and ball. The decision sparked controversy, when a day earlier Alex Carey was given not out despite him admitting to an edge on the bat in another incident.</p>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">🚨 Jamie Smith was notout but umpire given him out. Snicko given 2 decision against England !<br><br>Then Mitchell Starc said on stumps mic 🎙️:<br><br>&quot; Snicko needs to be sacked. That&#39;s the worst technology there is. They made a mistake the other day and made another today &quot;. <br><br>What&#39;s your… <a href="https://t.co/5jVMVj1otm">pic.twitter.com/5jVMVj1otm</a></p>&mdash; Chiku 👑 (@mrsnowwhite1000) <a href="https://twitter.com/mrsnowwhite1000/status/2001527231420731756?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 18, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h2><strong>Controversy surrounds Adelaide Test</strong></h2><p>On the first ball of the 46th over, Smith appeared to have edged the ball, which was caught by wicketkeeper Carey. However, the catch was not clean and umpire Nitin Menon took help from third umpire Chris Gaffaney for a check. However, during the check process, there appeared to be a huge gap between the ball and the bat. However, Snicko showed otherwise with fluctuation visible on the Ultraedge.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>ALSO READ | </strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/from-steve-smith-to-joe-root-5-active-batters-with-most-runs-in-ashes-ben-stokes-jonny-bairstow-usman-khawaja-1762275784636"><strong>From Steve Smith to Joe Root, 5 active batters with most runs in Ashes</strong></a></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>This meant the umpire gave Smith out based on the evidence despite a clear gap between bat and ball. England captain Ben Stokes was clearly unhappy with the decision as he wanted clarity on the situation.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>ALSO READ | </strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/from-leonard-hutton-to-don-bradman-5-batters-with-highest-individual-score-in-ashes-bob-simpson-bob-cowper-ashes-2025-26-1762276944046"><strong>From Leonard Hutton to Don Bradman, 5 batters with highest individual score in Ashes</strong></a></p><h2><strong>What happened on Day 1?</strong></h2><p>On Day 1, in a similar incident, Alex Carey was given not out for a caught behind despite the ball and bat being in close proximity. In fact Carey later confirmed that he had likely touched the ball with his bat while playing the ball. It was later confirmed that a human error had caused the error, with the operator turning the wrong mic on during the check, resulting in a spike on Ultraedge.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>An apology was later issued by the technology operator while ICC decided to reinstate England’s review, as they lost it due to a manual error.</p>

While ICC had to reinstate one of England’s reviews for technology failure earlier on Thursday, another key decision followed when Jamie Smith was adjudged out despite a clear gap between bat and ball. 

Controversy was yet again on the centre stage in the Ashes on Thursday (Dec 18) as England were on the receiving end of another decision. While ICC had to reinstate one of England’s reviews for technology failure earlier on Thursday, another key decision followed when Jamie Smith was adjudged out despite a clear gap between bat and ball. The decision sparked controversy, when a day earlier Alex Carey was given not out despite him admitting to an edge on the bat in another incident.

<p>While ICC had to reinstate one of England’s reviews for technology failure earlier on Thursday, another key decision followed when Jamie Smith was adjudged out despite a clear gap between bat and ball.&nbsp;</p>

Watch: Controversial snicko leads to another error in Ashes, Jamie Smith given out despite lack of evidence

India vs England 2025 Test series: Here is a list of five batters with the most runs in the ongoing series which also features Shubman Gill, Jamie Smith, Rishabh Pant and Harry Brook. 

India vs England 2025 Test series: Batters with most runs featuring Shubman Gill

<p>England may have lost the Birmingham Test to India by 336 runs but the margin could very well have been more, even an innings loss was not out of the picture but Jamie Smith stood tall. The England wicketkeeper-batter scored a counterattacking 184 not out in the first innings and 88 in the second - a total of 272 runs out of England's match total of 677 which is about 40 per cent runs. Smith came on to bat with England five down for about 80-odd in both the innings and stopped the free fall Three Lions were going through but alas, the efforts went in vain at last.</p><p><strong>Also Read -</strong> <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ind-vs-eng-india-won-big-in-birmingham-but-gill-says-game-loses-its-essence-1751883483097">IND vs ENG: India won big in Birmingham but Gill says 'game loses its essence'</a></p><p>With 184 not out in the first innings, Smith now has the highest individual Test score by a wicketkeeper-batter for England. He surpassed great Alec Stewart's 173 for the record which Stewart had scored against New Zealand in 1997 at Auckland. His aggregate of 272 runs is also the highest for England as a designated wicketkeeper-batter. Smith again went past Stewart for the record who had scored 204 runs (40 and 164) against South Africa in Manchester in a 1998 Test. Smith's batting, while aggressive, was full of assurance and control which makes him even dangerous to bowl at.</p><p>Against India, Smith's 184 not out in the first innings is the second highest individual Test score by a wicketkeeper-batter ever. The record of highest score by a wicketkeeper-batter against India remains intact with Zimbabwe's Andy Flower who had scored 232 not out during the Nagpur Test in 2000. Smith's aggregate of 272 in the Birmingham Test is also second most behind Flower's 287 which the latter had scored in the same Nagpur Test. Smith may have broken both these records if he had a little more support from other batters, especially in the first innings where six England batters registered a duck.</p>

With 184 not out in the first innings, Smith now has the highest individual Test score by a wicketkeeper-batter for England. He surpassed great Alec Stewart's 173 for the record which Stewart had scored against New Zealand in 1997 at Auckland.

England may have lost the Birmingham Test to India by 336 runs but the margin could very well have been more, even an innings loss was not out of the picture but Jamie Smith stood tall. The England wicketkeeper-batter scored a counterattacking 184 not out in the first innings and 88 in the second - a total of 272 runs out of England's match total of 677 which is about 40 per cent runs. Smith came on to bat with England five down for about 80-odd in both the innings and stopped the free fall Three Lions were going through but alas, the efforts went in vain at last. Also Read - IND vs ENG: India won big in Birmingham but Gill says 'game loses its essence' With 184 not out in the first innings, Smith now has the highest individual Test score by a wicketkeeper-batter for England. He surpassed great Alec Stewart's 173 for the record which Stewart had scored against New Zealand in 1997 at Auckland. His aggregate of 272 runs is also the highest for England as a designated wicketkeeper-batter. Smith again went past Stewart for the record who had scored 204 runs (40 and 164) against South Africa in Manchester in a 1998 Test. Smith's batting, while aggressive, was full of assurance and control which makes him even dangerous to bowl at. Against India, Smith's 184 not out in the first innings is the second highest individual Test score by a wicketkeeper-batter ever. The record of highest score by a wicketkeeper-batter against India remains intact with Zimbabwe's Andy Flower who had scored 232 not out during the Nagpur Test in 2000. Smith's aggregate of 272 in the Birmingham Test is also second most behind Flower's 287 which the latter had scored in the same Nagpur Test. Smith may have broken both these records if he had a little more support from other batters, especially in the first innings where six England batters registered a duck.

<p>The England wicketkeeper-batter scored a counterattacking 184 not out in the first innings and 88 in the second - a total of 272 runs out of England's match total of 677 which is about 40 per cent runs.</p>

England lost big in Birmingham but Jamie Smith stood tall and broke THIS 20th century record

<p>Jamie Smith and Harry Brook now have the highest sixth wicket partnership - 303 runs - in Tests in England by any team. The duo surpassed David Holford and Gary Sobers's record of 282 runs for the sixth wicket set in 1966 Test at Lord's. Smith and Brook reached the milestone on day 3 (Jul 4) of the second Test against India at Edgbaston in Birmingham. The partnership is also the third highest against India for the sixth wicket in Test behind Brendon McCullum &amp; BJ Watling's 352 in 2014 (Wellington) and Mahela Jayawardene &amp; Prasanna Jayawardene's 351 in 2009 (Ahmedabad).</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Also Read -</strong> <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ind-vs-eng-india-sink-to-new-low-as-jamie-smith-almost-eclipses-shahid-afridi-for-record-ton-at-edgbaston-1751634229200">IND vs ENG: WATCH | India sink to new low as Jamie Smith almost eclipses Shahid Afridi for record ton at Edgbaston</a></p><h2><strong>What is highest 6th wicket partnership in Tests vs India?</strong></h2><ul><li>352 by Brendon McCullum &amp; BJ Watling (NZ) in 2014</li><li>351 by Mahela Jayawardene &amp; Prasanna Jayawardene (SL) in 2009</li><li>303 by Harry Brook &amp; Jamie Smith (ENG) in 2025</li><li>250 by Clive Lloyd &amp; Deryck Murray (WI) in 1975</li><li>207 by Imran Khan &amp; Saleem Malik (PAK) in 1983</li><li>207 by Jeff Dujon &amp; Clive Lloyd (WI) in 1983</li><li>207 by Kamran Akmal &amp; Misbah-ul-Haq (PAK) in 2007</li></ul><h2><strong>What is highest 6th wicket partnership in Tests for England?</strong></h2><ul><li>399 by Jonnny Bairstow &amp; Ben Stokes in 2016</li><li>303 by Harry Brook &amp; Jamie Smith in 2025</li><li>281 by Andrew Flintoff &amp; Graham Thorpe in 2002</li><li>240 by Barry Knight &amp; Peter Parfitt in 1963</li><li>232 by Ian Botham &amp; Derek Randall in 1984</li></ul><h2><strong>What is the highest 6th wicket partnership in Tests in England?</strong></h2><ul><li>303 by Harry Brook &amp; Jamie Smith (ENG) in 2025</li><li>282 by David Holford &amp; Gary Sobers (WI) in 1966</li><li>261 by Jeff Dujon &amp; Gus Logie (WI) in 1988</li><li>233 by Tom Blundell &amp; Daryll Mitchell (NZ) in 2022</li><li>230 by Ravindra Jadeja &amp; Rishabh Pant (IND) in 2022</li></ul><h2><strong>Smith-Brook Revive Hosts in Edgbaston</strong></h2><p>England wicketkeeper-batter Jamie Smith and Harry Brook have revived the hosts on day 3 of the second Test with an unbeaten 271-run partnership for the sixth wicket. England started the day from overnight score of 77/3 and were soon 84/5 before the duo, especially Smith, launched a counterattack.</p><p>England added 172 runs in the first session despite two wickets as Smith completed his century off 80 balls - joint-third fastest for England in Tests. In the second session, England added 106 runs more without losing a wicket and were trailing by 232 runs in the first innings in reply of India's 587.</p><p>Smith was batting 157 off 169 balls while Brook, England's white-ball skipper, was batting at 140 as England finished the second session at 355/5. The partnership was broken with England at 387 when Akash Deep got rid of Harry Brook at 158.</p>

The 303-run partnership by Brook and Smith is also the third highest against India for the sixth wicket in Test behind Brendon McCullum & BJ Watling's 352 in 2014 (Wellington) and Mahela Jayawardene & Prasanna Jayawardene's 351 in 2009 (Ahmedabad).

Jamie Smith and Harry Brook now have the highest sixth wicket partnership - 303 runs - in Tests in England by any team. The duo surpassed David Holford and Gary Sobers's record of 282 runs for the sixth wicket set in 1966 Test at Lord's. Smith and Brook reached the milestone on day 3 (Jul 4) of the second Test against India at Edgbaston in Birmingham. The partnership is also the third highest against India for the sixth wicket in Test behind Brendon McCullum & BJ Watling's 352 in 2014 (Wellington) and Mahela Jayawardene & Prasanna Jayawardene's 351 in 2009 (Ahmedabad). Also Read - IND vs ENG: WATCH | India sink to new low as Jamie Smith almost eclipses Shahid Afridi for record ton at Edgbaston What is highest 6th wicket partnership in Tests vs India? 352 by Brendon McCullum & BJ Watling (NZ) in 2014 351 by Mahela Jayawardene & Prasanna Jayawardene (SL) in 2009 303 by Harry Brook & Jamie Smith (ENG) in 2025 250 by Clive Lloyd & Deryck Murray (WI) in 1975 207 by Imran Khan & Saleem Malik (PAK) in 1983 207 by Jeff Dujon & Clive Lloyd (WI) in 1983 207 by Kamran Akmal & Misbah-ul-Haq (PAK) in 2007 What is highest 6th wicket partnership in Tests for England? 399 by Jonnny Bairstow & Ben Stokes in 2016 303 by Harry Brook & Jamie Smith in 2025 281 by Andrew Flintoff & Graham Thorpe in 2002 240 by Barry Knight & Peter Parfitt in 1963 232 by Ian Botham & Derek Randall in 1984 What is the highest 6th wicket partnership in Tests in England? 303 by Harry Brook & Jamie Smith (ENG) in 2025 282 by David Holford & Gary Sobers (WI) in 1966 261 by Jeff Dujon & Gus Logie (WI) in 1988 233 by Tom Blundell & Daryll Mitchell (NZ) in 2022 230 by Ravindra Jadeja & Rishabh Pant (IND) in 2022 Smith-Brook Revive Hosts in Edgbaston England wicketkeeper-batter Jamie Smith and Harry Brook have revived the hosts on day 3 of the second Test with an unbeaten 271-run partnership for the sixth wicket. England started the day from overnight score of 77/3 and were soon 84/5 before the duo, especially Smith, launched a counterattack. England added 172 runs in the first session despite two wickets as Smith completed his century off 80 balls - joint-third fastest for England in Tests. In the second session, England added 106 runs more without losing a wicket and were trailing by 232 runs in the first innings in reply of India's 587. Smith was batting 157 off 169 balls while Brook, England's white-ball skipper, was batting at 140 as England finished the second session at 355/5. The partnership was broken with England at 387 when Akash Deep got rid of Harry Brook at 158.

<p>The 303-run partnership by Brook and Smith is also the third highest against India for the sixth wicket in Test behind Brendon McCullum &amp; BJ Watling's 352 in 2014 (Wellington) and Mahela Jayawardene &amp; Prasanna Jayawardene's 351 in 2009 (Ahmedabad).</p>

IND vs ENG: Brook, Smith rewrite records with 303-run 6th wicket Test partnership at Edgbaston

<p>As Jamie Smith led England's counterattack after two early wickets on day 3 (Jul 4) of the second Test at Edgbaston, Birmingham, India entered the record books of Test history for all the wrong reasons. India, who are without premier pacer Jasprit Bumrah for the Test, conceded 176 runs in the first session - the third most by them since 2015 in a session. India have conceded more than 172 runs in a session only twice - 213 against Australia in 2015 and 176 against England in 2024. Smith, meanwhile, hit his century - the joint-third fastest for England in Tests and fourth fastest against India in red-ball.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Also Read -</strong> <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/shubman-gill-joins-sehwag-and-dravid-in-list-of-250-score-by-indian-batters-in-away-tests-along-with-1751558781803">Shubman Gill joins Sehwag and Dravid in list of 250+ score by Indian batters in away Tests</a></p><h2><strong>Most Runs Conceded by India in One Session in a Test since 2015</strong></h2><ul><li>213 - against Australia on day 4 in session 3 at Sydney in 2015</li><li>176 - against England on day 2 in session 3 at Sydney in 2024</li><li>172 - against England on day 3 in session 1 at Sydney in 2025</li><li>171 - against Australia on day 2 in session 3 at Sydney in 2024</li><li>167 - against West Indies on day 5 in session 1 at Sydney in 2016</li></ul><h2><strong>Fastest Test Hundreds Against India</strong></h2><ul><li>David Warner (Australia) - 69 Balls - Perth 2011/12</li><li>AB de Villers (South Africa) - 76 Balls - Centurion 2010/11</li><li>Shahid Afridi (Pakistan) - 78 Balls - Lahore 2005/06</li><li>Jamie Smith (England) - 80 Balls - Birmingham 2025</li><li>Kamran Akmal (Pakistan) - 81 Balls - Lahore 2005/06</li></ul><h2><strong>Fastest Test Hundreds for England</strong></h2><ul><li>Gilbert Jessop - 76 Balls vs Australia at The Oval in 1902<br>Jonny Bairstow - 77 Balls vs New Zealand at Trent Bridge in 2022</li><li>Harry Brook - 80 Balls vs Pakistan at Rawalpindi in 2022</li><li>Jamie Smith - 80 Balls vs India at Edgbaston in 2025</li><li>Ben Stokes - 85 &nbsp;Balls vs New Zealand at Lord's in 2015</li></ul><p>Thanks to Smith's counterattack and his unbeaten 165-run partnership with Harry Brook took England to 249/5 at lunch on day 3 after being reduced to 84/5.</p>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The THIRD-FASTEST England Test century 🤯<br><br>Counter-attacking in the extreme from Jamie Smith ☄️ <a href="https://t.co/8Yz3Ccc0WL">pic.twitter.com/8Yz3Ccc0WL</a></p>&mdash; England Cricket (@englandcricket) <a href="https://twitter.com/englandcricket/status/1941112426201788766?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 4, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

 India, who are without premier pacer Jasprit Bumrah for the Test, conceded 176 runs in the first session - the third most by them since 2015 in a session. Smith, meanwhile, hit his century - the joint-third fastest for England in Tests and fourth fastest against India in red-ball.

As Jamie Smith led England's counterattack after two early wickets on day 3 (Jul 4) of the second Test at Edgbaston, Birmingham, India entered the record books of Test history for all the wrong reasons. India, who are without premier pacer Jasprit Bumrah for the Test, conceded 176 runs in the first session - the third most by them since 2015 in a session. India have conceded more than 172 runs in a session only twice - 213 against Australia in 2015 and 176 against England in 2024. Smith, meanwhile, hit his century - the joint-third fastest for England in Tests and fourth fastest against India in red-ball. Also Read - Shubman Gill joins Sehwag and Dravid in list of 250+ score by Indian batters in away Tests Most Runs Conceded by India in One Session in a Test since 2015 213 - against Australia on day 4 in session 3 at Sydney in 2015 176 - against England on day 2 in session 3 at Sydney in 2024 172 - against England on day 3 in session 1 at Sydney in 2025 171 - against Australia on day 2 in session 3 at Sydney in 2024 167 - against West Indies on day 5 in session 1 at Sydney in 2016 Fastest Test Hundreds Against India David Warner (Australia) - 69 Balls - Perth 2011/12 AB de Villers (South Africa) - 76 Balls - Centurion 2010/11 Shahid Afridi (Pakistan) - 78 Balls - Lahore 2005/06 Jamie Smith (England) - 80 Balls - Birmingham 2025 Kamran Akmal (Pakistan) - 81 Balls - Lahore 2005/06 Fastest Test Hundreds for England Gilbert Jessop - 76 Balls vs Australia at The Oval in 1902 Jonny Bairstow - 77 Balls vs New Zealand at Trent Bridge in 2022 Harry Brook - 80 Balls vs Pakistan at Rawalpindi in 2022 Jamie Smith - 80 Balls vs India at Edgbaston in 2025 Ben Stokes - 85 Balls vs New Zealand at Lord's in 2015 Thanks to Smith's counterattack and his unbeaten 165-run partnership with Harry Brook took England to 249/5 at lunch on day 3 after being reduced to 84/5.

<p>&nbsp;India, who are without premier pacer Jasprit Bumrah for the Test, conceded 176 runs in the first session - the third most by them since 2015 in a session. Smith, meanwhile, hit his century - the joint-third fastest for England in Tests and fourth fastest against India in red-ball.</p>

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