Smith was felled by a Jofra Archer bouncer on Saturday in the first innings of the second Test at Lord's
The incident occurred on Saturday when Smith was walking from the field after he got out scoring 92 in the first innings
Australia have been at the forefront of pressing for better safety measures after the death of Phillip Hughes, who was hit on the base of the skull by a bouncer in a Sheffield Shield game in 2014
Smith had to deal with two blows on day four of the second Test match at Lord's Cricket Ground
Australia named a 17-man squad for the five-Test series against England on Friday, with opener Cameron Bancroft recalled alongside Steve Smith and David Warner
Then-captain Smith and Warner, his deputy, were hit with year-long bans by Cricket Australia for their roles in an extraordinary incident during a Test in Cape Town
The 29-year-old Smith and David Warner returned to national duty earlier this month after they were banned for a year for their role in the ball-tampering scandal, which shook cricket world.
Smith along with Warner, returned from a year long ban for their involvement in ball tampering scandal last year.
Chasing 161, Royals rode on some brilliant contribution from their top order as they crossed the line with five balls to spare
Smith admitted be being the chief plotter after teammate Cameron Bancroft was caught using a yellow object to tamper the condition of the ball on Saturday but insisted he would not quit
Smith, who has established himself as the world's premier Test batsman, has also often attracted attention for occasional serious lapses of judgement
Smith fought back tears as he claimed full responsibility for the conspiracy that destroyed his reputation
Former India opener Gautam Gambhir today termed sanctions imposed on Steve Smith and David Warner "harsh" and raised questions whether the errant duo paid the price for revolting against Cricket Australia on pay hike issue. Smith and Warner have been handed one year ban by Cricket Australia with rookie Cameron Bancroft getting a nine-month suspension for their involvement in ball tampering against South Africa in Cape Town. However, Delhi Daredevils captain Gambhir felt that Smith and Warner being the primary voices during the senior team's pay hike dispute with the establishment might have played a role in their ouster. "While cricket needs to be corruption-free but feel sanctions on Aussies bit harsh. Are @stevesmith49 & @davidwarner31 paying for revolt for pay hike? History has it administrators deride those who standup for players' cause. Classic case: Ian Chappell," Gambhir wrote on his official twitter page. Gambhir urged the Australian media and the general public to spare .
Smith, whose one-year ban ends on March 29 will be available for Rajasthan Royals' first game on March 25 but it will depend on the condition of his elbow
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Steve Smith, David Warner and Cameron Bancroft have the right to challenge their verdicts and also the duration of their penalties via a CA code of behaviour hearing with an independent commissioner
ICC has handed out punishment as provided by the rules, Cricket Australia may punish them severly but calls for a life ban are beyond the pale
Since Smith spoke about the leadership group's role in the controversy, David Warner too could also face possible sanctions from Cricket Australia
Smith has a history of on-field flare-ups, including a fine for dissent in the 2016 Christchurch Test and hostile exchanges with bowlers James Anderson and Kagiso Rabada
Smith and Kohli are billed as world's best two batsmen at present