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Steve Smith cracked a half-century and took a superb catch when he returned to cricket, while he was serving a 12-month international and domestic first-clbad ban for balloon falsification.
led the Toronto Nationals to a six-wicket victory over the Vancouver Knights in the first-ever T20 Canada World League in Toronto on Thursday (AEST Friday).
Smith has returned to the fold after a three-month hiatus since his ban by Cricket Australia
The 29-year-old took only 34 balls to ambad his 50 fans and excited them at Maple Leaf Cricket Club with eight and four ovens, before being surprised by a superb performance by fellow Fawad. Ahmed (1-35).
"When I saw the wicket, I thought, today will be interesting," Smith said. "I had a little luck today, I did not feel as good as in the past but it's nice to score points when you're not feeling well then I'm not sure." hope there are positive signs. "
"Chasing [227]"
Earlier, Smith took a great catch to eliminate T20 superstar Chris Gayle, but dropped a high ball to allow Vancouver's Evin Lewis to reach his 50th.
"Normally, I'm not really nervous before playing, but if I was honest I was a little nervous today, three months of rest and I was not nervous. had not hit so many balls. "
Chasing 227, Toronto hit the target with six wickets to save, New Zealander Anton Devcich scored with an undefeated score of 92, including 10 fours and six six
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