Steve Smith, who was injured in WTC Final, will not have surgery, will you be able to play in West Indies tour? Know full news
Steve Smith Injury Update: The World Test Championship (WTC) The final with Steve Smith took place with Steve Smith which has increased the tension of Australia. While leaving a catch during fielding, Smith suffered a serious injury and went out of the field. His injury has raised questions over his availability in the next series. Fans now want to know whether they will be able to fit for the West Indies tour or not.
Australia suffered a major setback on the third day of the match against South Africa in the ICC World Test Championship final when Steve Smith was injured while catching a catch in the slip. Smith suffered a serious injury to the small finger, after which he was immediately taken out of the field while dropping the catch of captain Temba Bavuma off Mitchell Starc.
The injury was so deep that her finger wound exploded and finger disliked. After initial investigation, he was sent to the hospital, but a matter of relief was that surgery was not required. The finger has been stitched and will be kept in the splint for eight weeks.
According to ESPNCRICINFO report, Smith can bat with a splint if you want, but it can be difficult for him to do fielding especially in slip. Australia now has to play a Test series against the West Indies from 25 June, but Smith’s availability is still in doubt. Apart from this, he was also going to participate in Major League cricket in America, but now he also looks difficult.
For Australia, Smith is not just a great batsman, but also the most trusted fielder in slip. In such a situation, their absence can be a big shock for the team, especially when the match is so close.
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