WTC 2025 Final: Daniel Vitori shares a new update to Steve Smith’s injury to Steve Smith’s finger

Australia‘s Steve Smith I endured a painful blow on the third day of World Test Championship (WTC) 2025 final In Lord’s, after he was exposed to a boat for his right -right finger while depositing it in the slips. The 36 -year -old had to leave the stadium immediately after the accident, and he was suspected of being involved in the remainder of the match.

Steve Smith’s injury occurs during the critical moment of play

The accident occurred during the second roles of South Africa when Mitchell Stark It is caused by the edge of the leader of the probase Timba Pavoma. Smith, who was developed closer to the usual because of the slow nature of the stadium and wearing a helmet, tried to drop low in slipping but ended up with his finger in this process. Pavoma was on only two halves at the time, but he continued to register 67.

Smith was seen in pain as he was walking out of the field, and he was unable to continue. The extent of injury was clear from the immediate reaction to his teammates and support staff. After the initial evaluation of the Words Medical Chamber, Smith was transferred to the hospital for X -rays and further evaluation. Complex, as the bone penetrates the skin, is a serious injury that may require surgical intervention.

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Daniel Vitori offers a update to Smith’s intimidation

Australian coach assistant Daniel Vitori After the accident, the media addressed, providing a brief update but about the update. After Smith’s injury, Vitory said, he did not return to the team’s dressing room because the medical team immediately transferred him to a separate room to evaluate and treat the injury. The team only heard that it might be a fracture or a complex dislocation, but there was no clear diagnosis at that moment. The injury seemed so severe that most of the players did not want to look at it. Vettori concludes by saying that they are now officially waiting for the hospital about the extent of injury before knowing what is happening after that.

“In) the dressing room (in) the dressing room. Vitouri said as quoted from Toy.

With no formal update so far on the Smith Recovery Timette, it still provides for the rest of the WTC final. The team administration is awaiting medical reports before deciding on whether it can participate in the match. Until then, Australia may have to continue without one of the most experienced activists in this field and with bats.

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