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WTC Final: Daniel Vettori provides update on Steve Smith's injury; Aussie batter taken to hospital

The Times of India - SportsSaturday, June 14, 2025 at 3:29:36 AM
WTC Final: Daniel Vettori provides update on Steve Smith's injury; Aussie batter taken to hospital
Aussie cricket star Steve Smith might miss the upcoming West Indies Test tour after suffering a nasty finger injury during the World Test Championship final. The injury—a compound dislocation—happened while he was fielding at slip, and it was serious enough to send him straight to the hospital. Assistant coach Daniel Vettori gave the update, leaving fans wondering if Smith will recover in time.
Editor’s Note: Smith is a key player for Australia, and losing him for the West Indies series would be a big blow. Finger injuries can be tricky, especially for batters who rely on grip and precision. This isn’t just about one match—it could shake up Australia’s lineup and strategy for the next big challenge. Cricket fans will be watching closely for updates on his recovery.
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