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"It feels like the right time to make way": Steve Smith calls it a quit on ODIs

Reflecting on his decision, Smith said it was the right time to step aside as Australia builds itself for the 2027 ODI World Cup

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Australia’s Steve Smith celebrates his half century against India in Dubai on Tuesday. Pic/PTI

Australia’s Steve Smith celebrates his half century against India in Dubai on Tuesday. Pic/PTI

Australia’s stand-in skipper Steve Smith on Wednesday announced his retirement from ODI cricket following his team’s four-wicket loss to India in the Champions Trophy semifinal here but the star batter will continue to play Tests and T20Is.

The 35-year-old, who was leading the world champion side in the absence of an injured Pat Cummins, informed his teammates after the match that he would be stepping away from the 50-over format with immediate effect.

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