Frustration for Shreyas Iyer as Injury Forces Extended Break from Cricket
Shreyas Iyer suffered an injury in the ODI series between India and Australia. The time taken for him to recover was not known to the fans until now. The Indian batsman is expected to miss out on the next few months of international cricket.
Shreyas Iyer suffered an injury in the ODI series between India and Australia. The time taken for him to recover was not known to the fans until now. The Indian batsman is expected to miss out on the next few months of international cricket.
Shreyas Iyer has encountered yet another setback in his international career. And this time again, the setback comes due to an injury, which he encountered during the ODI series between India and Australia. Iyer remained one of the key performers for India in the first two games. But while fielding in the last game,
While taking the catch of Alex Carey, he fell down to the ground and injured his left rib cage. It was revealed that he suffered from a laceration in his spleen and also had internal bleeding. Fans had waited to get an update from the BCCI regarding his injury and whether it was serious or not.
1. Out of Action
Following the injury sustained by Shreyas Iyer, it was clear to the fans that he wouldn't be playing games for the Indian team for a while. But there was a question, till when would he be fit and fine to play for the team yet again? For this, some reports have come out, and it might not be a good one for the
The reports have claimed that Shreyas Iyer won't be playing the game for almost two months. While an official statement from the BCCI is awaited on Iyer being out of action, the next two ODI series will be a tough one for the Indian team. They will be missing out on Shreyas Iyer in the series against South Africa. Also, it remains doubtful whether he can recover in time for the New Zealand series or not.
2. Shreyas Iyer's Recovery
After Shreyas Iyer suffered an injury on the field, he was immediately taken away by the medical officials. At that time, the seriousness of his injury was unknown to the fans and even the players. But it was clear that he was hurt badly in his left rib cage, as for an update on it from the BCCI.
When he was taken to the hospital in Sydney, he was admitted to the ICU. The BCCI officials remained in contact to know about the updates on his health issues and further inform the fans about the same. Upon being admitted and the treatments being done, it was revealed that Shreyas Iyer a laceration in the spleen.
The BCCI provided this medical update two days after he got injured in the game. It was also revealed in the statement that the treatments have been done, and Shreyas Iyer is now recovering well. The board also made arrangements for his family to travel to Sydney and
This injury update made the fans worried, as they waited for a new update on this matter. Within a day, the BCCI was able to bring up positive news for the fans on this matter. It was revealed that Shreyas Iyer is now stable and is currently under observation. With some final scans, he will be coming back to India if the scans are in favour.
3. Iyer's Break from Cricket
Shreyas Iyer is now expected to have almost two months of a complete break from international cricket and even domestic cricket. While he was available only for the white ball games, he won't be able to play in them due to the injury. Fans await his comeback, which towards the end of December 2025 or the start of January 2026.
Before this, Shreyas Iyer himself went on a break from red-ball cricket. As soon as the BCCI thought of having Iyer back in the Test team, he decided to step away from the longer format of the game for a while. For this, Iyer stressed out on the fitness issues he has been facing while he is out on the field for the of the game.
While he is on a six-month break from red ball cricket, he is also expected to spend two months of his break from white ball cricket. As fans await to see Shreyas Iyer back to the team, it remains a question who will be taking his spot in the line-up for the upcoming series.
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