- England star Jamie Smith suffered a dislocated finger while keeping wicket against Pakistan on Wednesday.
- The 26-year-old was struck on the end of his finger while standing up to the stumps for Ollie Robinson’s bowling and had a splint on his finger after the first day’s play.
- However, he was cleared to bat ahead of the second day’s play on Thursday and defied the injury to hit a half-century at Edgbaston.
- Smith was eventually dismissed for 69 runs off 84 balls, but only after putting England into a dominant position.
- He is not expected to keep wicket in Pakistan’s second innings, with Jordan Cox set to take the gloves instead.
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