Steve Smith will go head-to-head with David Warner after a long-running stalemate was resolved. BBL12 9WWOS
"He has always known that the door is open to him playing with us again and we are really excited that our fans will get to see him in four matches in the latter half of the season, including two at the SCG.
It was a self-inflicted black eye for the competition, which has struggled for star power in recent years. This year's tournament has already taken a hit, with big names Glenn Maxwell and Mitchell Marsh sidelined by injury. "Last year, he wanted to play and he would have played for absolute peanuts. The powers that be decided that he could but it was going to be too difficult a decision.
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