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Sub Continent Tours Challenge Physically, Mentally, And Emotionally: Steve Smith

By IANS News July 04, 2021 • 16:32 PM View: 1586

Former Australian skipper Steve Smith is expecting the sub-continental Test tours during the next World Test Championship cycle between August 2021 and June 2023 to be a big challenge for his team.

Australia are scheduled to play 18 Tests in the two-year window, out of which eight are trips to Pakistan and Sri Lanka next year followed by India in early 2023.

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