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Steve Smith excited to take on India in the World Test Championship final
India has a good mix of pacers and spinners: Smith

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WTC final 2023, IND VS AUS: Steve Smith not taking Indian bowling lightly

Name: WTC final 2023, IND VS AUS: Steve Smith not taking Indian bowling lightly
Uploaded: 2023-06-05T16:02:19.000+05:30
Duration: T00M58S
Channel: ANI
Description: Steve Smith wasn't picked to play in IPL 2023 and thus the Aussie batter was signed by Sussex to play in the County Championship in England ahead of WTC final

Steve Smith wasn't picked to play in IPL 2023 and thus the Aussie batter was signed by Sussex to play in the County Championship in England ahead of WTC final

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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WTC final 2023, IND VS AUS: Steve Smith not taking Indian bowling lightly

Steve Smith is excited to take on India in the World Test Championship final, starting June 7 at the Oval.

Ahead of the clash, the former Aussie skipper said that the WTC final is very important as it adds more relevance to Test cricket.

Smith also praised India's bowling line-up and stated that Rohit Sharma's men have a good mix of pacers and spinners.

India played the WTC final last time as well but failed to win it against New Zealand. But having dominated Australia both at home and Down Under, Team India has a good chance to end its 10-year ICC trophy drought this time around.