Smith’s captaincy ban comes to an end
Steve Smith is eligible to captain Australian cricket once again after his two-year leadership ban came to an end on Sunday. You may also like
Archer: I’m not here for a contest with one man
Batsman Steven Smith and fast bowler Jofra Archer’s verbal joust continued on Thursday, as England and Australia prepared for next week’s fourth Ashes Test at Old Trafford in Manchester. You may also like
Smith ruled out of third Test
Australia will be without batsman Steven Smith for the third Ashes series Test, which will get underway at Headingley in Leeds on Thursday. You may also like
Du Plessis: I’m feeling for Smith and Warner
Proteas captain Faf du Plessis has revealed that he reached out to Steve Smith and David Warner after the Newlands ball-tampering scandal. You may also like
Banned trio could play County Cricket
County Cricket could provide Steve Smith, David Warner and Cameron Bancroft much-needed game time while they serve out their ball-tampering bans. You may also like
Markram: We were very shocked
Aiden Markram says the Proteas were stunned by the ball-tampering incident. You may also like
No national contracts for banned trio
Steve Smith, Cameron Bancroft and David Warner have been left off the national contracts list announced by Cricket Australia on Wednesday. You may also like
Maxwell: Trio were treated like criminals
Glenn Maxwell says it was difficult to see the way Cameron Bancroft, Steve Smith and David Warner were treated throughout the ball-tampering scandal. You may also like
Smith century denies England
Australia captain Steve Smith’s solid hundred denied England a moral-lifting victory in the fourth Ashes Test in Melbourne. You may also like
