India’s star batsman Shreyas Iyer decided to continue bowling as his body spasms got so bad towards the end of his innings in the Indore ODI that he could not even sustain the stroke while batting and continued to bat. He announced that he had decided. Let’s take a look back at this century and see how many runs he can score in an innings.
The right-handed batsman scored 200 runs for the second wicket (104 off 97) with Shubman Gill, hitting 11 fours and three sixes. The Mumbai-born cricketer scored a stunning 105 off 90 balls and was named Player of the Match. India defeated Australia by his 99 runs (DLS method) to settle his three-match series against Australia in Indore.
In the post-match press conference, Shreyas Iyer talked about the cramps he suffered while batting, saying that he felt much better after the match and then had severe cramps at the end of the match. Ta.
“I played almost 30 overs after that so I’m fine for now, but I had a bad cramp. I couldn’t maintain my grip strength. Even when I was catching or bowling, he When (Sean Abbott) handed out the ball, my hand literally got stuck in there and I just made a play with my bottom hand.”
“The referee also told me that I couldn’t call a physical therapist anymore. So at the time I was a little worried and didn’t know what to do. I was a little depressed at the idea. But I told myself it was time to go into beast mode and see what was in store for me,” said Shreyas Iyer.
>The 28-year-old was unlucky to lose the first ODI against the Australians, but was back to his best in the match as he faced the Australian bowlers from the beginning of the innings and the star batter reached base with a walk. Ta. Recorded his third ODI century in this match.
I Am Flexible At Whatever Number I Get To Bat – Shreyas Iyer
In ODI cricket, Shreyas Iyer claimed that the team management had made it clear that they intended him to bat in a certain position. However, he added that he is flexible and can play in any position for theODI World Cup.
“Management told me I was going to shoot for that number, and I was open to being flexible, regardless of how many players I could take down or what the team needed at that moment. If I have to go down or up in the rankings, it doesn’t matter to me,” Shreyas Iyer added.
Iyer showed his prowess in ODI cricket by scoring a brilliant hundred against Australia. Given his record in the 50-over format, he would be a strong candidate to play in India’s middle order ahead of the World Cup match at home.
