Rahul Tewatia struck five sixes in Sheldon Cottrell's 18th over as Rajasthan Royals pulled off a record run-chase against Kings XI Punjab.

Steve Smith, other present and former Aussie stars mourn his death, Jason Gillespie and Darren Lehmann change Twitter profile pics to that of Jones.

Rajasthan Royals captain Steve Smith hit a brilliant helicopter shot during a training session.

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Rajasthan Royals skipper Steve Smith is all set to return to action during his team's opening IPL contest against Chennai Super Kings on Tuesday, having successfully recovered from the concussion injury sustained prior to ODI series in England.

The absence of Stokes would severely impact Royals' campaign at least in the first half of the tournament because of the balance he brings to the side but having Smith in the playing XI would mean that the contest will not be without a fight.

The English and Australian players are currently under quarantine for next 36 hours before resuming training with the squad; pending negative test confirmation.

Steve Smith has recovered well but not enough to play competitive cricket, and CA is working with Rajasthan Royals over his concussion symptoms. 

Smith will return for Wednesday's deciding ODI having sat out the first two games after being hit on the head in the nets.

Smith was a late withdrawal from Friday's first ODI, which Australia won by 19 runs to go 1-0 up in the three-match series, after sustaining a blow on the head in the nets from a throw-down by a coaching staff member on the eve of the match.

Smith was a late withdrawal from Friday's first ODI, which Australia won by 19 runs to go 1-0 up in the three-match series, after sustaining a blow on the head in the nets from a throw-down by a coaching staff member on the match eve.

Australia said it was a precautionary measure after the incident on Thursday, which happened when a member of the coaching staff was throwing in the nets.

Steve Smith and Virat Kohli may be fierce competitors on the field, but the Australian batsman on Wednesday called the Indian captain the "best ODI batsman in the world."

Meet Rajasthan Royals' fresh batch of U-19s, starry-eyed, dreams to accomplish and waiting for their "Rockstar Ravindra Jadeja" moment like it happened 12 years ago with India's first-choice all-rounder across formats.

Both, Smith and Archer will be joining Yashasvi Jaiswal at Rajasthan Royals in the upcoming edition of the Indian Premier League.

Tim Paine's run is likely to end with the next Ashes at home next year and Cricket Australia will look for a new captain. 

Smith had a good taste of the English crowd in 2019. Australia had an extended English summer last year with the World Cup and the Ashes.

Australia talisman Steve Smith, who played alongside Dhoni in Indian Premier League for Rising Pune Supergiants in 2016 and 2017, posted a heartfelt note for the former India captain on Instagram.

Pujara was given the condition of picking himself while having only four Indians in the team.