Pictures of Steve Smith

[Burgey]

Note the hashtag placed on this pic by Mad Dog Maddo.

 

[Riggins]

The date of that tweet the most shocking thing.

 

[Burgey]

It's like the whole world knows Smitteh is the People's Champ.

 

[Spikey]

Just for a change, Ben ******* is late on reporting the news.

No Cookies | thetelegraph.com.au

AS Australia surveys its barren wasteland of leadership options, the much-maligned but late blooming Steve Smith is emerging as a potential future Test captain.

With Michael Clarke becoming a Test by Test proposition with his increasingly troublesome dodgy back, the focus is again on Australia’s captaincy quandary post-Clarke.

Just go read the original article instead

Daniel Brettig on Australia's hunt for a leader | Cricinfo Magazine | ESPN Cricinfo

The appointments of Clarke, Haddin and Bailey therefore left only one leadership position of any sort to be bestowed upon a young player. To be vice-captain of Australia A may not sound like much, but the selectors' choice of Steve Smith was instructive. While Inverarity noted "we couldn't fit Steve in" the Test squad for England, this does not mean he is far from calculations for the future. On the contrary, Smith is actually the closest thing Australian cricket has right now to a national captain in training.

 

[Spikey]

Posted by WeirPicki on (May 3, 2013, 3:46 GMT)

If Steve Smith is the answer then we are looking down the barrel of the worst period in Australian cricket history. The only part of his game that is remotely Test standard is his fielding. What on Earth has Tim Paine done to upset the selectors? He's far, far better than both Haddin and Wade as a gloveman and his batting is more than handy too. The selectors have lost the plot.

 

[uvelocity]

how is michael misssed one test ever clarke a test by test proposition,

 

[Spikey]

 

[Riggins]

that's a blade that has hit a lot of throw downs.

 

[ajdude]

 

[Spikey]

A Steven Smith six proved hard to find, Victoria v New South Wales, Sheffield Shield, Melbourne, 2nd day, November 7, 2013

 

[Spikey]

Ashes 2013: Steve Smith feels Michael Clarke's pain

Steve Smith is defying a back condition similar to that suffered by Michael Clarke to thrive in Test cricket, and hopes to build on his Ashes tour of England with a prolific summer.

Read more: Ashes 2013: Steve Smith feels Michael Clarke's pain

Steve Smith defends impact of Twenty20 cricket on young players' technique | News.com.au

STEVE Smith insists Twenty20 cricket is making young batsmen like himself better, not worse.

Only days after retired Test skipper Mark Taylor lamented the lack of batting talent worldwide, and questioned if shortened versions of the game were to blame, Sydney Sixers star Smith has come out swinging for the format promoting just that.

"I certainly don’t think that’s the case," Smith said when asked if T20 was ruining young batsmen like himself. "If anything I think it’s enhancing our batting skills.

Sheffield Shield returns to prominence and Steve Smith shines bright | thetelegraph.com.au

But Warner and Clarke were not the sights for sore Australian eyes. That was the perpetual motion of Steve Smith who - believe it or not - might be the difference between a competitive Australian performance this summer and another pounding.

 

[Riggins]

smiffy tweetin some spam, just trying to keep the fans lean.

 

[Cabinet96]

Check out the Tim Paine follower.

 

[Spikey]

yeah why are you following the anti-steve smith

 

[Riggins]

hes posted a pic of smith in the past.

 

[Spikey]

People are flocking to follow Smitteh now that he has entered the spam trade

 

[ajdude]

are you going to follow katy perry spikey

 

[Spikey]

will wait until Riggins confirms/denies whether she tweets pictures of steve smith

 

[Riggins]

 

[Burgey]

That's the first pic of Katy Perry I've seen in a long time where things aren't emanating from her breasts.