Shreyas Iyer's struggles continued under pressure, but strong batting from his teammates, including Sanju Samson, helped ...

Shreyas Iyer's hopes of returning to India's Test cricket team are fading after a lackluster showing in the Duleep Trophy.

Three years ago, Shreyas Iyer made a really impressive Test debut against New Zealand in Kanpur. The batter scored a century in the first innings and added another 65 runs in the second innings to ...

Team India batter Shreyas Iyer is unlikely to be considered by the selectors for the upcoming home series against New Zealand or the subsequent Border-Gavaskar series. He was not selected for the ...

Shreyas Iyer, picked as India D captain, scored just 104 runs in four Duleep Trophy innings, which included dismissal for a duck and one half-century knock. Three years back, Shreyas Iyer made a ...

Red-ball cricket continues to be hostile towards Shreyas Iyer, who has struggled to come to grips with cricket’s longest format despite a century on Test debut in November 2021 against New Zealand in ...

Seamer Mohammed Siraj will miss the Duleep Trophy's first round games due to illness while veteran all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja has been allowed an extended period Shreyas Iyer in T20 World Cup squad?

India D captain Shreyas Iyer picked up a wicket in first-class cricket for the first time in almost six years during the Duleep Trophy match against India A on Friday. It was the final ball of Day ...

Shreyas Iyer’s recent performance in the Duleep Trophy, where he scored a half-century in the second innings, has once again ...

In the opening Duleep Trophy match, Shreyas Iyer's India D lost to India C despite his scores of 9 and 54. In their second game, after bowling out India A for 290 runs, they struggled with the bat.

Having endured some tough months recuperating from a nerve compression injury in his back, Shreyas Iyer was out of action for six months earlier this year before returning for the Asia Cup a ...

A key moment was Shreyas Iyer's direct hit run out of Kamindu Mendis in the last over. India, despite restricting Sri Lanka to 240/9, faltered against spin and were bundled out for 208 in 42.2 overs.