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'I Feel Like I'm Doing Alright At The Moment': Steve Smith Shuts Down Retirement Talks
When asked about possibly being involved in the 2027 Ashes series in England, Smith indicated that he was uncertain of that possibility; however, he was happy to enjoy his cricket at this moment and was only focused on the current series.
"I've said it for a while, I'm taking it day-by-day, series-by-series, and we'll see where things land," said Smith. "I feel like I'm doing alright at the moment, I'm enjoying it, I'm contributing, and having fun. So there's no real end date for me.
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