Steve Smith Wiki Biography, Career, Age, Wife, Net Worth

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About Steve Smith

Steve Smith Is An Australian Cricketer Who Was Born In Kogarah Suburb In Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. He Is Currently Regarded As One Of The Best Batsman In The World. Steve Made His Domestic Debut For New South Wales In Australian Domestic Cricket In 2008. Two Year Later Smith Made His National Debut In 2010 Against Pakistan.

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Father Name	Peter Smith
Mother Name	Gillian Smith
Wife Name	Dani Willis
Son	N/A
Daughter	N/A
Date Of Birth	02 June 1989 ^[1]wikipedia

Physical Stats

Height: 175 Cm. (Approx)

Weight: 78 Kg. (Approx)

Eye Colour: Light Blue

Hair Colour: Blonde

Family

Father: Peter Smith

Mother: Gillian Smith

Wife: Dani Willis

Personal Life

Steve Smith Took Admission In Menai High School But Later He Left The School At An Age Of 17 To For Pursuing His Cricketing Career. After That Steve Went To England To Play Cricket After Dropping Out Of High School.

Awards

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Steve Smith Key Moments–

On 02 June 1989, Steve Was Born In Kogarah Suburb In Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
Steve Dropped Out Of High School For Pursuing His Career In Cricket.
Steve Made His Domestic Debut In 2008 Playing For New South Wales Team.
He Made His National Debut In 2010 And Was Initially Selected As A Leg Spinner But Later Played As A Batsman.
Steve Played His First International T20 Match On 5^th February 2010 Against Pakistan And Made His ODI Debut On 19^th February 2010 Against West Indies.
In The Same Year In 2010, Steve Made His Test Debut Against Pakistan And Played His First Test Match On 13^th July 2010.
Steve Was First Signed By Kochi Tuskers Kerala For 2011 IPL Season But He Didn’t Play In IPL That Season Due To Injury.
For The 2012 IPL Season, Steve Was Bought By Pune Warriors India And Made His IPL Debut That Season. After That In 2014 He Was Bought By Rajasthan Royals And Was Appointed As The Captain Of Rajasthan Royals Team In 2015.
He Got Banned By ICC In 2018 For Ball Tempering Incident And His Come Back To Australian Team In 2019 In ICC Cricket World Cup.