- Smith used a baseball batting cage in New York to recover from a dislocated finger.
- He hit tennis balls, soft balls, and eventually cricket balls in the cage.
- Smith suffered a compound dislocation of his right little finger during the World Test Championship final against South Africa.
- He missed the opening Test in Barbados and spent time in his New York apartment.
- Smith said his finger feels fine and he expects to train normally in Grenada.
- He admitted the downtime in Barbados was difficult.
- Smith will need to prove his fitness at training on Tuesday to confirm his place in the second Test.
- He is preparing for some unfamiliar roles on the field, such as fielding in front of the wicket.
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