Steve Smith Was Dismissed For 1 In The First Over

Steve Smith was dismissed for 1 in the first over. Steve Smith has given statement now on his dismissal.

In the first Test match played against India in Adelaide, Australian veteran batsman Steve Smith was able to score 1 run in the first innings.

In the first over, Indian spinner R Ashwin had him caught by Ajinkya Rahane in the slip. He has given a statement on being dismissed in this way in the first match.

Smith called his wicket-taking spinner Ashwin world class and also praised the ball.

Smith said, I just wanted to hit a ball that did not spin but unfortunately it happens sometimes. To be honest, I think it was a really good ball.

The first two balls came to a halt and he was caught by the wicket and the next one went around and took the edge. I neither played nor liked this ball. It was fairly good bowling.

Playing in Australia and playing in India is different, there is no ball rolling as much as in India. He is a very good bowler, he has played a lot of cricket till now. He is a world class performer.

I know that he got my wicket in the last match, I hope I will learn from this and move forward. They will be able to play well in the next match.

He tried to bowl round the wicket and the ball got stuck. It was a really good bowling. Part of the game is to adapt to any place.

Like I could not play here, such a spinner could not play in India either. You have to mold against spinners who do well here.

Former Australian cricketer who came to the rescue of Prithvi Shaw, said- only one test went bad.

Indian cricket team opener Prithvi Shaw is facing a lot of criticism these days due to poor form.

In the first match of the four-match series against Australia in Adelaide, Prithvi failed to score runs in both innings.

Despite the poor form, former Australian cricketer Michael Hussey has expressed confidence in him and has requested the selectors to support the Earth.

I think the selectors should trust Prithvi Shaw right now. Yes, he has not scored runs in this Test match but it was a Test match with the best bowler and difficult pitch batting.

Joe Burns averaged less than seven in first-class cricket.

The selectors trusted him. He was dismissed cheaply in the first innings but slowly he gained his confidence, working on himself.

You see the character of this player that he finished the match playing half-century.