Australia batter Steve Smith has announced his retirement from one-day internationals following the team’s defeat to India in the Champions Trophy 2025 semifinals.

Steve Smith has retired from one-day international cricket in the wake of Australia’s Champions Trophy semifinal loss to India.

Steve Smith yesterday announced his retirement from one-day international (ODI) cricket after captaining Australia to a semi-final exit at the ICC Champions Trophy, bringing down the curtain on a career in the format that included two ICC World Cup wins.

With hosting duties shared between the United Arab Emirates and Pakistan, had New Zealand won, then they would have played Australia in Lahore

A storied cricket rivalry will add a new chapter when India and Australia square off in the first semifinal of the Champions Trophy in Dubai.

Steve Smith dazzled with a 73-run innings against India in the ICC Champions Trophy semifinal. His impressive record in ICC knockouts includes 418 runs in seven innings with an average of 69.66. He surpassed Michael Clarke as Australia's fifth-highest run-getter,

Smith told his team-mates he is retiring from ODIs after Australia's loss to India but in Test cricket spoke of next summer's Ashes | ESPN.com

Steve Smith announced his retirement from one-day international cricket on Wednesday after captaining Australia to a semi-final exit at the Champions Trophy, bringing down the curtain on a career in the format that included two World Cup wins.