Steve Smith has suffered a compound dislocation of his right little finger during the WTC final, a major blow for Australia.

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In a big blow for Australia in the WTC final, Steve Smith walked off the field after injuring his finger whilst attempting to take a catch at the slip region after the edge off Temba Bavuma on Day 3.

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