Shreyas Iyer is an Indian cricketer who has been making a name for himself in the world of cricket with his impressive performances on the field. Born on December 6, 1994, in Mumbai, Maharashtra, Iyer made his debut for the Indian cricket team in 2017 and has since established himself as one of the most promising young talents in the country.
Iyer’s Early Career
Shreyas Iyer’s cricketing journey began in Mumbai, where he played for the local cricket team in his early years. He soon caught the eye of the selectors with his impressive performances in the domestic circuit and was selected to represent the Mumbai cricket team in 2014.
In his debut season for Mumbai, Iyer scored 809 runs in eight matches, including two double centuries, and helped Mumbai win the Ranji Trophy. He continued to impress in the following seasons and was soon called up to play for India A.
Iyer’s International Career
Shreyas Iyer made his debut for the Indian cricket team in November 2017 in a T20 match against New Zealand in Delhi. He scored 23 runs in his debut innings and showed glimpses of his talent on the field.
Iyer soon became a regular in the Indian limited-overs team, and he established himself as one of the most promising young batsmen in the country. He scored his first ODI century against the West Indies in 2019 and went on to score several more in the following years.
Iyer’s Style of Play
Shreyas Iyer’s batting style is based on his aggressive stroke play and his ability to score runs quickly. He is known for his fearless approach to batting and his ability to hit the ball to all parts of the ground.
Iyer’s success in limited-overs cricket is due to his ability to read the game and adapt to different situations. He is also a brilliant fielder and has taken some spectacular catches in the field.
Iyer’s Achievements
Shreyas Iyer has achieved several milestones in his international cricket career. He has scored 1,468 runs in ODI cricket at an average of 42.08, including three centuries and 11 half-centuries. He has also been a part of some of India’s most memorable limited-overs victories, including the series win against New Zealand in 2020.
