Australian cricketer Steve Smith, who injured his finger in the WTC final, is confident about participating in the upcoming ...

Steve Smith believes he is ready to return for the second Test against the West Indies after having some hitting sessions in ...

Steve Smith has put forward a staunch defence of Michael Di Venuto after Ian Healy directed criticism at the Australian ...

West Indies head coach Daren Sammy has been fined 15 per cent of his match fee for openly criticizing a match official in the ...

After missing the first Test due to a finger injury, veteran batter Steve Smith sounded confident of making the cut for the ...

Local author Kathleen Dowling continues to shed new light on the 1848 Emancipation in the former Danish West Indies, offering ...

Steven Smith is likely to play in the second Test against the West Indies after recovering from a finger injury. He resumed batting practice in New York and rejoined the squad.

An impromptu hit in a New York baseball cage convinced Steve Smith he's ready for the second Test against West Indies.

Sri Lanka is placed third on the World Test Championship (WTC) 2025-27 points table after the series victory over Bangladesh ...

Steve Smith tested his injured finger in a baseball batting cage in New York and is adamant he’s now pain free as he prepares ...

Having flown from Barbados to stay at his New York City apartment and continue his rehabilitation from a compound dislocation ...

"Hitting the ball felt completely fine," Steven Smith says of the training sessions with a hard cricket ball in a baseball ...