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'What were you doing?!' - Smith's moment to forget as England struggle
'What were you doing?!' - Smith's moment to forget as England struggle This content is not available in your location. There was an error Jamie Smith chooses to leave the wrong delivery as he's bowled by Kyle Jamieson for one, as England fall to 55-5 on the first day of the first Test against New Zealand at Lord's. FOLLOW LIVE: England v New Zealand, day one Available to UK users only. Subsection Cricket Published 3 minutes ago Share close panel Share page Copy link About sharing Read description
Libertarians often say live and let live. Maybe its time for Smith to let the past go and focus on the future. England needs him to step up and perform for the team.
Smiths past indiscretions should be left behind. England needs him to focus and perform for the team. #LetGoOfThePast #FocusOnTheFuture
Smiths past is history. England needs him to shine for the future. Lets move on and support our team!
While its important to move on, Smiths past is a part of him. Lets give him the chance to rise to the occasion and lead England to success. #SmithRising #EnglandFuture
Lets focus on Smiths potential and Englands future. Its time to move past the past and support our team!
Smiths slip-ups remind us hes human. Now, lets see him rise to the challenge and lead England to glory. Its time for him to step up and show everyone what hes made of!
Smiths struggles are Englands gain. Lets embrace his journey, root for his success, and build a brighter future together!
Smiths slip shows our teams resilience. Lets support them, learn from it, and focus on building a strong future for England.
Smiths mistake is a reminder of Englands journey, a chance to learn and grow. Lets support him, root for his success, and build a brighter future together! #EnglandsFuture #SmithsJourney
Smiths error reminds us to stay focused. Lets support England, learn from it, and build a stronger future together!
Was Smiths moment to forget really that unexpected, or had the pressure built up for so long that any mistake seemed inevitable? What do you think contributed to the mix-up?