Steve Smith is known to be one of the greatest batters of all-time. But some can remember he began his career as a classical leg-spinner following the footsteps of the legendary Shane Warne.  He was also one of the 12-13 spinners among Jason Kreija, Nathan Hauritz, Jon Holland and Xavier Doherty whom Australia tried to replace Warne. He focused on his batting after getting dropped and miraculously turned out to be the batting stalwart as he is today. In the second Test against South Africa at MCG, Pat Cummins called Steve Smith to bowl against the South African tailenders after a win was almost assured. He bowled his legspin and then knocked over Lungi Ngidi's stumps by a classic, dipping legbreak to seal Australia's victory. Since the Test match in MCG was also late Shane Warne's memorial Test, it refreshed the memories of the legend. David Warner Committed to Play ODI World Cup 2023, Ready To Quit If Team Management Says It's Time.

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