The veteran Australian batter, Steve Smith reassured his fans that he will soon be fit and fine after his latest concussion while attempting to save a six in the second T20I against Sri Lanka in Sydney. Smith, who has a history of concussions, hit his head hard on the SCG turf in an acrobatic effort involving a leap to stop a six near the boundary rope in the second T20I against Sri Lanka, which Australia won in the Super Over on Sunday.

Team-mates Pat Cummins and Glen Maxwell rushed to Smith’s aid while signaling to the medical staff to attend to Smith, who stood down clutching his head.

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In his latest tweet, Steve Smith wrote: “Thanks everyone for reaching out. My head has felt better but I will be ok.” CA has not named any replacement for Smith in the Australian squad.

Thanks everyone for reaching out. My head has felt better but I will be ok. 🙏

— Steve Smith (@stevesmith49) February 13, 2022

There is enough time for Steve Smith to recover for the Pakistan tour which is scheduled to be commencing with a Test on March 4. There was a considerable concern when Smith fell near the boundary line after his spectacular but unsuccessful fielding effort as Pat Cummins and Glenn Maxwell urgently gestured for medical attention.

Steve SSmith was back on his feet not long after and he asked whether the umpires had called for a six or not. He was seen walking around the dressing room and talking with teammates after Australia held on for win following a dramatic Super Over finish.

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The latest scare is not the first time Smith has been concussed. It was his third concussion in two-and-a-half years in 2019. He was famously subbed out of an Ashes Test at Lord’s against England in 2019 — the first-ever such case — after being felled by a Jofra Archer delivery.