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Steve Smith Eyes 2028 Olympics but Makes No Ashes Promise: ‘I Don’t Even Know if I'll Be There Yet'
- Steve Smith aims to join Australia's T20 squad for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, where cricket returns in the T20 format after 128 years, though he is uncertain about his participation in the next Ashes series.
- Currently playing for Amsterdam Flames in the European T20 Premier League, Smith focuses on maximizing his T20 career and hopes to extend his playing career beyond 37 years of age.
- Smith has played 125 Test matches with 37 centuries and is taking his Test career one series at a time without a fixed end date.
- He sees the upcoming Tests in South Africa as another challenge and does not dwell on past controversies, emphasizing his enjoyment of cricket.
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Steve Smith To Retire Soon? Australia Great Throws Massive Doubt Over Test Future: "It's Been A Great Ride"
Senior Australia batter Steve Smith has raised doubts over his participation in next year's Ashes tour of England, revealing he is managing his Test career on a series-by-series basis while targeting to play in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
·New Delhi, India
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The Independent (US)Steve Smith casts doubt over playing in Ashes 2027
Smith, who is ranked the No 2 Test batsman in the world, is now focusing on T20 cricket ahead of the 2028 Olympic Games
·London, United Kingdom
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Steve Smith eyes LA 2028, unsure of Ashes 2027: ‘Don’t know if I’ll be there’
Australian cricketer Steve Smith aims to represent his country at the 2028 Olympics while remaining uncertain about his Test cricket future. At 39, he focuses on T20 cricket and sharing his experiences with local players in Amsterdam.
·Noida, India
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