Introduction:
Former Australian cricket team captain Steve Smith was injured while playing against South Africa in the final of the ICC World Test Championship. He tried to recover quickly from his injury as he was called up for the tour of the West Indies. He was unable to recover fully until the first Test match against the West Indies . Due to injury in final of World test Championship Steve Smith was unable to play his first match against the West Indies .
Although his injury was not serious enough to require surgery, it still took him a long time to recover. He spent 8 weeks recovering from the serious injury in final match against South Africa. And because of which he was unable to play his first Test match against the West Indies. And now he has claimed that he has fully recovered from his injury and is fit to play the second match.
When Steve Smith injured?
He was injured while playing against South Africa in the World Test Championship final. He knocked down Temba Bavuma in the final match and also seriously injured his own finger because of it. Although the injury was serious, they considered it minor And they avoided surgery. He used a baseball batting cage to recover quickly from his injury in New York. According to the latest injury update, Steve Smith has fully recovered and is fit to play the second Test match against West Indies.
What did he say in his interview?
He claimed that he is fully fit to play the second match against the West Indies and that his stitches have also been removed. Speaking to the media, he said that it was a minor problem for him. And he did not feel any pain or anything. And now they are feeling much better. He further said that the last few days have proven to be very boring for him.
Conclusion:
Steve Smith was unable to play the first Test match against the West Indies in the final of the World Test Championship due to an injury. He avoided surgery and used a basketball batting cage to recover faster. And he has claimed that he is fit to play the second Test match against the West Indies. And he should solidify his place in the team by putting in his best performance in the second Test match.
