Australia’s playing XI for second Test Sam Konstas, Usman Khawaja, Cameron Green, Steve Smith, Travis Head, Beau Webster, Alex Carey (w), Pat Cummins (c), Mitchell Starc, Nathan Lyon, Josh Hazlewood ...

Steve Smith has recovered from a serious dislocated finger and will return for Australia’s second Test against the West Indies this week, replacing Josh Inglis, according to skipper Pat Cummins. Smith ...

Australian vice-captain Steve Smith has defended national batting coach Michael Di Venuto against criticism from former Test wicketkeeper Ian Healy, who claimed Australia's batting performance had ...

Smith missed the series opener after sustaining a finger injury during the World Test Championship (WTC) final against South Africa last month. However, the 36-year-old batted with little discomfort ...

Steve Smith is set to rejoin Australia’s squad in Barbados as he intensifies his efforts for a return in the second Test against West Indies in Grenada. The star batter, who missed Australia’s 159-run ...

Australia batter Steve Smith will take no further part in the World Test Championship final after suffering a compound dislocation of his right pinkie on Friday. Smith was hurt at first slip ...

Australia are without star batter Marnus Labuschagne and Steve Smith in their first match of the 2025-27 World Test Championship (WTC) against West Indies in Barbados. Australia have made two changes ...

Smith’s injury came with South Africa at 76/2, chasing 282 to win the WTC final. His absence will be keenly felt in the field as Australia look to defend their title without one of their most ...

Australian captain Pat Cummins says he could send Steve Smith to field at fine leg to protect the injured finger he’ll bat with in the second Test against the West Indies, declaring it was ...

Steve Smith's resilient 66 against South Africa in the WTC Final at Lord's propelled Australia to 212 after a shaky start. Smith surpassed Don Bradman's Lord's run tally, becoming the highest overseas ...

Australia's Steve Smith, left, and bowling coach Daniel Vettori watch players warm up before the start of play on day four of the World Test Championship final between South Africa and Australia ...