Indian cricket team's star batsman Shreyas Iyer has provided a major update on his injury and recovery. Iyer was admitted to the hospital after being severely injured during the third ODI match against Australia.
Sports News: Indian star batsman Shreyas Iyer, who was seriously injured during the Australia tour, is currently recovering in the hospital. Iyer sustained a severe injury while fielding during the third ODI match against Australia, after which he was immediately admitted to the hospital. Investigations revealed that he had internal bleeding, though his condition is now reported to be stable.
Under the supervision of the BCCI medical team, Iyer is recovering rapidly. Meanwhile, a major statement from Iyer has emerged, in which he said that he is feeling better every day and hopes to return to the field soon.
Health Update Shared on Social Media
Shreyas Iyer wrote on X (formerly Twitter) —
'I am currently in the process of recovery and feeling better with each passing day. I extend my heartfelt thanks for all your well wishes, prayers, and love. It means a great deal to me. Thank you for including me in your prayers.'
Following this post, his fans and teammates wished him a speedy recovery. Iyer's statement makes it clear that he is now out of danger and his recovery is progressing in the right direction.
Severe Injury Sustained During Match Against Australia
Shreyas Iyer was injured while fielding during the third ODI played against Australia in Sydney. The incident occurred when he was diving to take a difficult catch off Harshit Rana's delivery from wicketkeeper Alex Carey. In an attempt to catch the ball, Iyer fell awkwardly to the ground, sustaining a severe injury to the lower part of his left rib. Initially, he left the field with the help of the physio, but his condition suddenly worsened a short while later.
He was immediately taken to the hospital, where investigations revealed internal bleeding due to an injury to his spleen. Following this, doctors shifted him to the ICU as a precautionary measure. Shreyas Iyer's treatment is ongoing under the supervision of the BCCI medical team and Australian doctors. According to cricket board sources, Iyer has now been moved out of the ICU and is in a general ward. His condition is stable, and doctors have stated that he can gradually begin training in the next few weeks.
