The Australian is set for a stint in the County Championship, saying: ‘It’s something I’ve never done and always wanted to do’
, insisting that his next few weeks at Sussex will make no difference whatsoever to his chances of success once the series gets under way in June.
Stuart Broad fired the opening salvo in the traditional pre-Ashes war of words last week, suggesting of the series in Australia 18 months ago, when England battled intense Covid restrictions and were turned over 4-0, that he had “written it off as void”, an idea Smith declared “a little odd”. The Brian Lara Academy has hosted just one previous international, a defeat by India last July, and will represent a new ground for the travelling fans.
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