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Steve Smith cleared of concussion after helmet blow and returns to field, taking a catch to dismiss Kyle Verreynne

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Steve Smith was struck by a delivery during Australia's second innings, passed concussion tests and was cleared to play. After missing South Africa’s innings on Day 4, he returned on the final day, took a catch to dismiss Kyle Verreynne and helped boost Australia's chances of victory.

Why it matters

Fans of Steve Smith would note his quick return from a concussion assessment and his on‑field contribution in a key Test match.

Key facts

  1. The concussion resulted from a helmet blow caused by a delivery.
  2. South Africa resumed their chase needing 319 runs with two wickets in hand by lunch on the final day.
  3. The incident occurred during the second Test between Australia and South Africa.

Evidence

Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.

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