 In the ongoing second Test of the Ashes series at Lord’s, Australia ended Day 1 on 337/1, with Chris Rogers and Steve Smith both scoring unbeaten centuries in a huge 259-run partnership. In this article, we present to you a list of Test matches where a side ended the first day of the match with an unbeaten partnerships of at least 250 runs! Wicket Batsman1 Batsman 2 Team Opposition Venue 2nd Len Hutton 160* M Leyland 156* England Australia The Oval, 1938 4th Clyde Walcott 152* Gerry Gomez 99* West Indies India Delhi, 1948 1st Bill Lawry 102* Reg Simpson 137* Australia West Indies Bridgetown, 1964 2nd Bill Edrich 194* Ken Barrington 152* England New Zealand Leeds, 1965 2nd R McCosker 126* Ian Chappell 142* Australia England The Oval, 1975 1st Geoff Marsh 125* Mark Taylor 141* Australia England Nottingham, 1989 3rd Sourav Ganguly 136* S Tendulkar 123* India England Nottingham, 1996 3rd Younis Khan 127* Inzamam-ul-Haq 184* Pakistan India Bangalore, 2004 1st N McKenzie 169* Graeme Smith 223* South Africa Bangladesh Chittagong, 2007 1st D Karthik 82* (retired hurt) W Jaffer 138* (retired hurt) India Bangladesh Mirpur, 2007 3rd Hashim Amla 169* Jacques Kallis 223* South Africa India Nagpur, 2009 4th Ricky Ponting 137* Michael Clarke 140* Australia India Adelaide, 2011 2nd Md Hafeez 172* Azhar Ali 92* Pakistan Sri Lanka Colombo(SSC), 2012 4th Hashim Amla 133* AB de Villiers 141* South Africa West Indies Pretoria, 2014 2nd Chris Rogers 158* Steve Smith 129* Australia England Lord’s, 2015 

After Rogers and Smith recorded a 259-run partnership yesterday, we present a
list of games where teams ended Day 1 with unbeaten partnerships of 250+ runs.

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Steve Smith is currently on a redemption arc. He returns to the fray after serving a 1 year ban for his involvement in a ball-tampering saga. Both he and Australia vice captain, David Warner were handed a ban as they were aware of bowler, Cameron Bancroft's activities.

Steve Smith made his Test, ODI and T20 debut back in 2010, nearly a decade ago. Since then, he has risen in the ranks and eventually became captain of the Australian national team. Steve Smith's ranking according to the ICC is number 4 in Test cricket.

IPL Career

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Steve Smith Biography Steve Smith is currently on a redemption arc. He returns to the fray after serving a 1 year ban for his involvement in a ball-tampering saga. Both he and Australia vice captain, David Warner were handed a ban as they were aware of bowler, Cameron Bancroft&#8217;s activities. Steve Smith made his Test, ODI and T20 debut back in 2010, nearly a decade ago. Since then, he has risen in the ranks and eventually became captain of the Australian national team. Steve Smith&#8217;s ranking according to the ICC is number 4 in Test cricket. IPL Career Steve Smith&#8217;s IPL career kicked off with the Royal Challengers Bangalore in 2010. He was drafted into the side, in place of Kiwi, Jesse Ryder. A year later, Steve Smith was picked up by the Kochi Tuskers Kerala, but had to sit out due to injury. But then, the Kochi team folded and he was left in the void once again. Steve Smith went unsold in 2012 but was picked up by Pune Warriors India as a replacement for Mitchell Marsh. Then, Steve Smith&#8217;s IPL career took a turn for the better when the Rajasthan Royals bought him in 2014. Since then, he has remained with the side, except for when the team got banned for their role in a corruption scandal. During that time, he joined Rising Pune Supergiant for 2 years. After Rajasthan&#8217;s return, he was roped back in once again. Expectations for IPL 2019 The Rajasthan Royals are an excellent team and they have a truly well-balanced side. With the return of Steve Smith, their team&#8217;s arsenal will surely be shored up. Steve Smith is primarily a right-handed batsman. His technique has attracted plenty of attention owing to its unorthodoxy. He tends to move around in the crease, especially during bowlers&#8217; run-up. Smith later ends up with the toes of his feet outside off stump against right-handers

Wicket	Batsman1	Batsman 2	Team	Opposition	Venue
2nd	Len Hutton 160*	M Leyland 156*	England	Australia	The Oval, 1938
4th	Clyde Walcott 152*	Gerry Gomez 99*	West Indies	India	Delhi, 1948
1st	Bill Lawry 102*	Reg Simpson 137*	Australia	West Indies	Bridgetown, 1964
2nd	Bill Edrich 194*	Ken Barrington 152*	England	New Zealand	Leeds, 1965
2nd	R McCosker 126*	Ian Chappell 142*	Australia	England	The Oval, 1975
1st	Geoff Marsh 125*	Mark Taylor 141*	Australia	England	Nottingham, 1989
3rd	Sourav Ganguly 136*	S Tendulkar 123*	India	England	Nottingham, 1996
3rd	Younis Khan 127*	Inzamam-ul-Haq 184*	Pakistan	India	Bangalore, 2004
1st	N McKenzie 169*	Graeme Smith 223*	South Africa	Bangladesh	Chittagong, 2007
1st	D Karthik 82* (retired hurt)	W Jaffer 138* (retired hurt)	India	Bangladesh	Mirpur, 2007
3rd	Hashim Amla 169*	Jacques Kallis 223*	South Africa	India	Nagpur, 2009
4th	Ricky Ponting 137*	Michael Clarke 140*	Australia	India	Adelaide, 2011
2nd	Md Hafeez 172*	Azhar Ali 92*	Pakistan	Sri Lanka	Colombo(SSC), 2012
4th	Hashim Amla 133*	AB de Villiers 141*	South Africa	West Indies	Pretoria, 2014
2nd	Chris Rogers 158*	Steve Smith 129*	Australia	England	Lord’s, 2015