Smith also confirmed on Monday he would be playing in the rich IPL Twenty/20 series as calls continued for his inclusion in the Australian 50-overs-a-side series.

The 20-year-old, one of the Sutherland Shire's most exciting junior cricketers, will travel to Worcestershire with fellow state batsman Phil Jaques, who starred with an unbeaten 171 (20 fours and two sixes from 143 balls) in NSW's one-day victory over Queensland last Thursday night.

"Worster is a great club and I'll be getting a few tips from Phil,'' said Smith yesterday, still excited after playing in front of the biggest crowd for an Twenty/20 game in Australia.

Smith grabbed two late wickets against Pakistan to help Australia complete the series rout.

"It was amazing to make my debut on the Melbourne Cricket Ground in front of 60,000 because at times you just could not hear [team-mates],'' Smith said.

"It was very exciting, the game and the finish.''

Smith made his state debut two years ago and he was the leading wicket taker at the 2008 KFC 20/20 competition, despite only playing four out of the five games.

Smith was part of the NSW team that won the 2009 Twenty20 Champions League and since then, the big hitter has been among the state's leading run scorers.

Although good judges believe Smith would shine in the longer 50-over series against the West Indies, if selected, Smith said he was trying not to "get too far ahead of myself."

"Hopefully, I will get my chance, because the longer version gives a bowler a better chance to get his rhythm,'' said Smith, who was on standby for the Test side during the holiday period.

Not long out of school [Menai High], Smith has received dozens of text messages of support since graduating from grade to state cricket and now his Australian debut.