Watch: Steve Smith's jaw-dropping video of smashing baseball with cricket bat goes viral

A video has gone viral of top-class Australian batter, Steve Smith, where he was seen to hit a baseball with a cricket bat at Yankee Stadium in America. It came during his introduction with the former England player and the renowned commentator Kevin Pietersen as they shared several analyses of the game and his career.

Steve Smith, who currently won the Ashes 2025/26 for the Australia side by a margin of 4-1, celebrated a fine century in the final Test at the home Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG). Apart from that, he also played a sensational knock of 61 during the second day-night Test match at the Gabba before missing the third one in Adelaide due to injury.

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Steve Smith has currently scored 10763 runs in 123 Test matches for the national side and an average of over 56, thanks to his 37 centuries and 44 half-centuries at the best score of 239 at Lord's Cricket Ground.

Steve Smith smashes basball with cricket bat in viral video 

Having already taken his retirement from the ODI format with 5800 runs in 170 matches at a strike rate of 86, thanks to his 12 centuries and 35 centuries, his full focus remains on the Test matches, with T20I seems to be the least format expected to play for the National side. His last game for Australia in the shortest format was last year against New Zealand at Eden Park in Auckland.

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Just two days after his last Test match in Sydney, he turned up at the same ground for the Sydney Sixers in the BBL 2025/26 clash against the Hobart Hurricanes, where he remained unbeaten on 19 runs in an opening partnership with Babar Azam, before the rain curtailed the game and eventually saw it get abandoned.

There were questions of whether he would retire after this Ashes series, but Steve Smith has revealed that he would still love to win two away Test series in India and England, which are going to happen by the end of the 2027 English summer, after which he may decide to call his time in the red ball format.