Oz batsman forced off field after being struck by 92mph delivery
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Australian batsman Steve Smith was forced off the field during the second Ashes Test after being struck by a 92.4mph delivery.Smith immediately hit the ground and remained there for an extended period before stumbling to his feet. After being examined by team doctors, the 30-year-old was persuaded to leave the field, despite his reluctance.Advertisement
Smith returned 40 minutes later after Peter Siddle fell to Chris Woakes, hitting his first two balls for four.
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