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Shreyas iyer break from red ball cricket: India’s star middle order batsman Shreyas Iyer has been out of the Test team for a long time. Everyone hoped that Iyer would be a part of Team India in the domestic Test series played against the West Indies from October 2, but on Thursday, when BCCI announced Team India for this series, Iyer was not named in it. Everyone was surprised to see this. However, this time Iyer has not been excluded by the selectors, but he decided to be out himself. Yes, Shreyas Iyer wrote a letter to BCCI before the team announced. You will be surprised to know what Iyer said in this.
No selection against West Indies
Shreyas Iyer has not been included in the Indian squad for the two -match Test series against the West Indies. The reason behind this is that Iyer had informed the Chief Selector and Chairperson of the Selection Committee Ajit Agarkar about his condition before the team announced against the West Indies, due to which he has been once again kept out of the team.
Shreyas Iyer took a break
India’s star player Shreyas Iyer was made the captain of India A against Australia A. Iyer captained India A in the first unofficial Test match, but a few hours before the second Test match, Iyer withdrew from the captaincy and also refused to play the match. But the reason for Iyer’s retreat from Test cricket is not the BCCI, but this player has taken a break from the red ball cricket himself.
According to the report of Indian Express, India’s middle-order batter Shreyas Iyer has written a letter to BCCI and informed that he cannot play red ball cricket in the present time. Iyer has a problem in his back, due to which he cannot stay on the ground for more than four consecutive days. This is the reason that after playing the first Test match against Australia A, he himself got out of the second unofficial Test.
When will Shreyas Iyer return?
Shreyas Iyer has taken a break for some time from red ball cricket due to the problem in the back. Until Iyer is fit to play Test cricket completely, he will remain on a break from the rate ball cricket. Iyer tried to play red ball cricket even during the Ranji Trophy last year, but he could not handle himself even after taking a break between the overs. Now according to sources, Iyer has taken a break from red ball cricket by writing an official letter to BCCI.
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