Steve Smith Spends 'Quality Time With Few Good Men', Shares Pic

In the last decade, Steve Smith has emerged as the most effective batsman for his national team in international cricket.

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Sydney: Australian cricket team's star batsman Steve Smith is making most of the time in the wake of coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. The current World's number one batsman in red-ball cricket took to social media to post a picture in which he can be seen spending quality time with his friends. "Quality time with a few good men #farmlife," Smith posted on Instagram with a photo of him in the company of four others in the garden.

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Quality time with a few good men #farmlife

A post shared by Steve Smith (@steve_smith49) on Jul 6, 2020 at 3:54am PDT

In the last decade, Steve Smith has emerged as the most effective batsman for his national team in international cricket. In his last post, Steven Smith hit the nets for the first time in three months. Australia's batting superstar said in a post on social media in which he can be seen wearing cricket gear. "First hit in the nets in 3 months. Good news... I remembered how to hold the bat," said former captain Smith in an Instagram post with a photo of him in cricket gear.

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First hit in the nets in 3 months. Good news... I remembered how to hold the bat 😂

A post shared by Steve Smith (@steve_smith49) on Jun 29, 2020 at 2:22am PDT

Indian cricket team will take on Australia in their scheduled tour 'Down Under' later this year as team Australia will be much more confident this time due to inclusion of Smith and David Warner in their squad when they take on Kohli & Co. Former India skipper Rahul Dravid feels India will face a stiff challenge in their Test tour of Australia later this year. "Missing Smith and Warner was a huge thing for Australia because of the impact they have on that team. They are their (Australia's) top two batsmen, they scored the most number of runs for them," Dravid said on 'Sony Ten Pit Stop' show aired on the channel's Facebook page.