Shreyas Iyer's Comeback Century: A New Chapter in His Test Career

Mumbai batter Shreyas Iyer expressed his determination to rejoin the Indian Test squad after overcoming a recurring back injury and surgery. Iyer, who was sidelined from the BCCI central contract, showcased his resilience by scoring a century during the Ranji Trophy. He aims to maintain optimum fitness for his comeback.

Mumbai's star batter Shreyas Iyer has expressed a strong desire to make a remarkable comeback to the Indian Test squad. Overcoming a recurring back injury, Iyer demonstrated resilience by scoring his first century in red-ball cricket since his 2020 Test debut during a Ranji Trophy match against Maharashtra.

The 29-year-old cricketer, who underwent back surgery last year, had been patient and hard-working to regain his form. He emphasized the significance of maintaining his fitness and performance to secure a spot in the Test team, especially after being omitted from the BCCI central contract earlier this year.

Despite setbacks, including missing out on the Test series against England, Iyer remained committed to pursuing his Test ambitions. His performance in first-class matches, coupled with improved physical fitness, reinforced his unwavering dedication to regaining a permanent place in the national team.

(With inputs from agencies.)