Shreyas Iyer back to training: Indian vice-captain’s ODI comeback gains momentum

Shreyas Iyer back to training: Indian vice-captain’s ODI comeback gains momentum

Shreyas Iyer, India‘s ODI vice-captain has sparked optimism among fans and selectors by resuming batting practice after suffering a serious spleen injury during the third ODI against Australia in Sydney on October 25, 2025.

Shreyas Iyer’s injury timeline and recovery milestones

Iyer suffered a ruptured spleen with internal bleeding while diving to bag a catch Alex Careyleading to immediate hospital admission, a minor procedure and intensive monitoring by BCCI’s medical teams in Sydney and India. Released after stabilisation, he missed the South African ODIs, Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy and the early Vijay Hazare Trophy matches for Mumbai, focusing on gradual rehabilitation with light gym work starting ten days earlier. Recent clean scans and unrestricted net sessions in Mumbai marked significant progress, with no pain or fatigue reported after batting. At the CoE, experts will conduct multi-layered testing including imaging, cardiovascular checks, acceleration and deceleration exercises, endurance profiling and simulated high-intensity nets to measure competitive readiness under stress.

Iyer signals India’s return after net session

The 31-year-old right-hander reported to the BCCI’s Center of Excellence (CoE) in Bengaluru on December 26 for rigorous fitness assessments after batting for 30-45 minutes pain-free at the Cricket Club of India nets in Mumbai. Sharing glimpses on social media, including a Nets video and a CoE photo, Iyer indicated he is determined to regain his place in the middle.

Iyer’s CoE stay, which will last four to six days, will set the timelines for his comeback, with Mumbai’s Vijay Hazare Trophy schedule – featuring matches against Chhattisgarh (December 29), and others – providing a potential platform in later phases.

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His disciplined approach, including core strengthening and range of motion exercises, positions him well for the ODI comeback New Zealand And IPL2026 of Punjab kingswhere leadership and stability No. 4 remain crucial.

As Iyer pushes boundaries in rehab, his resilience could strengthen India’s white-ball campaign just when firepower from the middle order is needed most.

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