When will shreyas iyer return

It is understood that there is no definitive date of return earmarked for Iyer, who will continue to be supervised by the BCCI's medical staff at the National Cricket Academy in Bengaluru through the near future. Knight Riders, though, have not given up hope, and expect their captain to be back before the halfway stage of the IPL. Iyer's issues, it is learned, concern a bulge in one of the discs in his spine, which has resulted in an impinged nerve. The nerve runs along the right leg and has caused shooting pain in Iyer's calf, which is compounded by mobility issues. It is understood that Iyer has been given six injections in the recent past to help numb the pain in his back. After returning home, Iyer consulted a spine surgeon in Mumbai. He was presented with two options: rest, rehab and wait for the pain to subside before resuming strength and conditioning and mobility exercises. If that doesn't work, then move to the second option: surgery. It is understood that the BCCI medical staff even consulted a London-based specialist, who had carried out Hardik Pandya's back surgery, for a second opinion. The London expert, too, advised to stick the first option.

Iyer, skipper of the Delhi Capitals in the 2020 edition, was ruled out of the IPL earlier this year after sustaining a shoulder injury during the ODI series against England in March. Iyer, skipper of the Delhi Capitals in the 2020 edition, was ruled out of the IPL earlier this year after sustaining a shoulder injury during the ODI series against England in March. India and Delhi Capitals batsman Shreyas Iyer said on Monday that he would be available for the remainder of the Indian Premier League, which is slated to resume on September 19 in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Iyer, skipper of the Delhi Capitals in the 2020 edition, was ruled out of the IPL earlier this year after sustaining a shoulder injury during the ODI series against England in March. Wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant was then handed over the reins of the franchise. “My shoulder, yes, I think the healing process is done. Now it's the last stage of achieving strength and range. So that's going to take about a month and the training is obviously going on. Other than that, I feel, I will be there in the IPL,” Iyer said on The Grade Cricketer's Podcast . READ: ALSO READ | The middle-order batsman wasn’t too concerned about returning as captain of his IPL side and said, “... the team has already been doing well and we are on top and that's what really matters to me. My main aim and goal is to lift the trophy which Delhi has never done before.” The Delhi Capitals made it to its first-ever IPL final under Iyer in...

New Delhi: In what comes as a big blow, Shreyas Iyer has been ruled out of the IPL and the following WTC final. Iyer was ruled out of the ODI series against Australia after his back injury resurfaced in the Border-Gavaskar trophy. The Kolkata Knight Riders were optimistic that Iyer will return to the team in the second half of the tournament but the batter now has officially been ruled out of the tournament as he will be undergoing back surgery. Shreyas Iyer Set To Undergo Back Surgery It is reported that Shreyas Iyer will fly overseas for his lower-back surgery and will be out for three months before he can return to training. In the absence of Shreyas Iyer, Kolkata Knight Riders named Nitish Rana as their skipper for IPL 2023. Rana's captaincy stint didn't start on a positive note as the team suffered a defeat against Shikhar Dhawan-led Punjab Kings in their first match of the IPL 2023. India To Face Australia In The WTC Final Meanwhile, India defeated Australia 2-1 in the Border-Gavaskar trophy to book a berth in the WTC final. The two teams will clash in the WTC final at the Oval on June 7. India is the only team to play two consecutive WTC finals. The Rohit Sharma-led side, under the leadership of Virat Kohli, reached the final of the WTC 2022 but lost to New Zealand. Nitish Rana (Captain), Venkatesh Iyer, Andre Russell, Sunil Narine, Shardul Thakur, Rahmanullah Gurbaz, Lockie Ferguson, Umesh Yadav, Tim Southee, Mandeep Singh, Shakib Al Hasan Harshit Rana, Varun Chakr...

Jasprit Bumrah, who has not played competitive cricket since September last year, has begun his rehabilitation at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru from Friday after a successful back surgery in New Zealand, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) said on Saturday. The Indian cricket board also informed that batter Shreyas Iyer who is also out of action due to a back injury will be undergoing surgery next week. “Jasprit Bumrah underwent surgery in New Zealand on his lower back, which was successful and he remains pain-free. The fast bowler was advised by the specialist to start his rehab six weeks after the surgery and accordingly, Mr Bumrah has commenced his rehab management at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) from Friday,” BCCI’s media release read. Rishabh Pant recovering faster than expected; Jasprit Bumrah, Shreyas Iyer target Asia Cup: Report BCCI invites tender for Indian team lead sponsorship rights “Shreyas Iyer is scheduled to undergo surgery for his lower back issue next week. He will remain under the surgeon’s care for two weeks and will return to the NCA after that for rehabilitation.” Both players are an integral part of Team India and BCCI will be hoping for their successful return to the side ahead of the ODI World Cup which will be played in India in October-November this year. Bumrah was reportedly suffering from a stress reaction in the back which he suffered on the tour of England in July. He made a comeback during the T20I seri...

Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), as well as the Indian cricket team, have been dealt a major blow as star batter Shreyas Iyer was ruled out of the ongoing IPL 2023 season and the upcoming World Test Championship final, scheduled for June. Iyer has decided to undergo surgery for his back injury and is expected to be out of action for more than three months, according to reports. Iyer has been struggling with a back injury for some time now. He missed a limited-overs fixture against Bangladesh in December last year due to the same injury, and then had to withdraw from the final Test match against Australia in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series. He was subsequently ruled out of the three-match ODI contest against Australia at home. Iyer experienced swelling in his lower back on both occasions, which led to shooting pain in the calf. He was hoping to recover through medication and had been training at the National Cricket Academy in Bangalore under the supervision of BCCI's medical staff. KKR were also hoping for Iyer's return for the second half of the IPL season. However, he was unable to train at the NCA, and therefore will travel abroad for surgery and recovery, which could take more than three months. Also Read: IPL 2023 RR vs PBKS preview, live streaming details and more Following Iyer's injury, KKR named Nitish Rana as their new captain. The team will be looking to capitalise on home advantage as they play their second IPL 2023 match against Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB)...

131 Series W 🇮🇳 Onto the WTC final ✌️Gutted to have missed out on the last few days but I’ll return stronger. Thank you for all the messages 🤗 For the uninitiated, the right-hander did not bat for Team India in the fourth Test after he complained of pain in his lower back. In a statement, the BCCI said: “Shreyas Iyer complained of pain in his lower back following the third day’s play. A specialist opinion will be sought [to treat his injury].” Iyer’s back injury has relapsed after he missed out on the first Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy and the three-match ODI series against New Zealand. He, however, failed to deliver with the bat, scoring 4, 12, 0 and 26 in his four innings of the Test series against Australia. Team India are yet to name a replacement for Iyer ahead of the three-match ODI series, which starts at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on Friday, March 17. India’s ODI squad against Australia: Rohit Sharma (Captain), Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli, Note: Rohit Sharma will be unavailable for the first ODI due to family commitments and Hardik Pandya will lead the side. Shreyas Iyer set to lead Kolkata Knight Riders in IPL 2023 Shreyas Iyer will continue to lead Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) in the upcoming edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL). The Shah Rukh Khan co-owned franchise would hope that Iyer gets fit ahead of the T20 extravaganza. After scoring 401 runs in 14 games last year, the 28-year-old will look for another breakthrough season with the bat as KKR c...

According to a report by The Times of Iyer had recently recovered from a back injury that kept him out of the first Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2023. However, the injury recurred and he was ruled out after playing just two days of the fourth Test against Australia. As a result, he was forced to miss the entirety of the ongoing The injury was a significant blow to the Kolkata Knight Riders, the franchise that Iyer captains in the IPL. In his absence, Iyer has established himself as the No.4 batter in both Tests and ODIs. In 2022, he scored 1609 runs across all formats in international cricket, which was the highest for an Indian in the calendar year and the third-highest overall behind Babar Azam and Litton Das. While it is unfortunate that Shreyas Iyer will miss the World Test Championship final, fans can look forward to seeing him back in action before the ODI World Cup 2023. The Mumbai batter is a crucial player for the Indian team, and his return will be a significant boost to the team’s chances in the tournament.

It is understood that there is no definitive date of return earmarked for Iyer, who will continue to be supervised by the BCCI's medical staff at the National Cricket Academy in Bengaluru through the near future. Knight Riders, though, have not given up hope, and expect their captain to be back before the halfway stage of the IPL. Iyer's issues, it is learned, concern a bulge in one of the discs in his spine, which has resulted in an impinged nerve. The nerve runs along the right leg and has caused shooting pain in Iyer's calf, which is compounded by mobility issues. It is understood that Iyer has been given six injections in the recent past to help numb the pain in his back. After returning home, Iyer consulted a spine surgeon in Mumbai. He was presented with two options: rest, rehab and wait for the pain to subside before resuming strength and conditioning and mobility exercises. If that doesn't work, then move to the second option: surgery. It is understood that the BCCI medical staff even consulted a London-based specialist, who had carried out Hardik Pandya's back surgery, for a second opinion. The London expert, too, advised to stick the first option.

Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), as well as the Indian cricket team, have been dealt a major blow as star batter Shreyas Iyer was ruled out of the ongoing IPL 2023 season and the upcoming World Test Championship final, scheduled for June. Iyer has decided to undergo surgery for his back injury and is expected to be out of action for more than three months, according to reports. Iyer has been struggling with a back injury for some time now. He missed a limited-overs fixture against Bangladesh in December last year due to the same injury, and then had to withdraw from the final Test match against Australia in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series. He was subsequently ruled out of the three-match ODI contest against Australia at home. Iyer experienced swelling in his lower back on both occasions, which led to shooting pain in the calf. He was hoping to recover through medication and had been training at the National Cricket Academy in Bangalore under the supervision of BCCI's medical staff. KKR were also hoping for Iyer's return for the second half of the IPL season. However, he was unable to train at the NCA, and therefore will travel abroad for surgery and recovery, which could take more than three months. Also Read: IPL 2023 RR vs PBKS preview, live streaming details and more Following Iyer's injury, KKR named Nitish Rana as their new captain. The team will be looking to capitalise on home advantage as they play their second IPL 2023 match against Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB)...

Jasprit Bumrah, who has not played competitive cricket since September last year, has begun his rehabilitation at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru from Friday after a successful back surgery in New Zealand, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) said on Saturday. The Indian cricket board also informed that batter Shreyas Iyer who is also out of action due to a back injury will be undergoing surgery next week. “Jasprit Bumrah underwent surgery in New Zealand on his lower back, which was successful and he remains pain-free. The fast bowler was advised by the specialist to start his rehab six weeks after the surgery and accordingly, Mr Bumrah has commenced his rehab management at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) from Friday,” BCCI’s media release read. Rishabh Pant recovering faster than expected; Jasprit Bumrah, Shreyas Iyer target Asia Cup: Report BCCI invites tender for Indian team lead sponsorship rights “Shreyas Iyer is scheduled to undergo surgery for his lower back issue next week. He will remain under the surgeon’s care for two weeks and will return to the NCA after that for rehabilitation.” Both players are an integral part of Team India and BCCI will be hoping for their successful return to the side ahead of the ODI World Cup which will be played in India in October-November this year. Bumrah was reportedly suffering from a stress reaction in the back which he suffered on the tour of England in July. He made a comeback during the T20I seri...