Team India cricketer Shreyas Iyer’s participation in the remainder of the fourth Test against Australia at the Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad in the 2023 Border Gavaskar Trophy looks in jeopardy. He is struggling with back pain and is being monitored by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) medical team.
Shreyas Iyer complained of lower back pain. He was taken for scans by the Medical team after the end of the third day’s play on Saturday, March 11 in Ahmedabad. The development has been confirmed by the BCCI. However, there has been no further update on his participation in the game. The right-handed batter did not come out to bat at his usual number five. Instead, Ravindra Jadeja took the field for Team India, and after his dismissal, KS Bharat walked out to bat.
Shreyas Iyer complained of pain in his lower back following the third day's play (against Australia). He has gone for scans and the BCCI medical team is monitoring him: Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI)
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Earlier in the series, Shreyas Iyer suffered an injury during the New Zealand ODI series. He spent time in rehab at the National Cricket Academy in Bangalore and missed the first Test match of the 2023 Border Gavaskar Trophy. The Indian batter was declared fit by the National Cricket Academy and joined the squad for the second test match.
Virat Kohli holds the fort for Team India in the fourth test of the 2023 Border Gavaskar Trophy
Team India is inching closer to New Zealand’s first-innings score of 480 runs in the Ahmedabad test. They have put on 346 runs in 127 overs, at the loss of four wickets. Virat Kohli and KS Bharat are at the crease. Kohli is on 81 runs off 207 deliveries, while Bharat has scored 21 runs.
Earlier in the innings, Shubman Gill slammed a century to put India in a strong position. He scored 128 runs off 235 deliveries, with twelve boundaries and a six. Cheteshwar Pujara also played fine innings of 42 runs. The duo had together added 113 runs for the second-wicket partnership.
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