BCCI will take a big decision on Shreyas Iyer before Asia Cup! All three can make a comeback in the middle order of the format
Shreyas iyer comeback in all formats: After the excellent Test series against England, Team India is now preparing for the Asia Cup. Meanwhile, a report has revealed a big revelation about Shreyas Iyer. It has been claimed that veteran middle order batsman Shreyas Iyer may return to the Indian team.
According to the report, Iyer can now be selected for all formats including T20 and Tests. Given Team India’s upcoming busy schedule, it is considered a major decision.
Why is Iyer’s return necessary?
Shreyas Iyer, who has scored the most runs in India’s victory in the Champions Trophy, currently gets only a place in the ODI team, but now it is going to change. Sources in the Times of India said, “We need classes and experiences like Iyer in the middle order in all formats. We had the same shortage during the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy in England. The selectors know that Iyer is the best players of the spin, which will prove to be important in the domestic Test series against West Indies and South Africa.”
Iyer was out of Test cricket due to injury
Shreyas Iyer has been out of the Test team since the domestic series against England last year. At that time he was dropped from the team due to back problems and poor form. But now the team selectors believe that Iyer has learned from his mistake. He has worked in the right direction after losing his contract after refusing to play domestic cricket.
Shreyas Iyer’s International Cricket Statistics
Shreyas Iyer has played 51 T20 matches for Team India so far. In these T20 matches, he has scored 1104 runs at an average of 30.66. Which includes 8 half -centuries. At the same time, talking about his ODI career, he has scored 2845 runs in 70 matches at an average of 48.22. Which includes 5 centuries and 22 half -centuries. Shreyas Iyer has scored 811 runs in his 14 Test cricket matches at an average of 36.86. Which includes a century and 5 half -centuries.
