For Shreyas Iyer, batting has always been about rhythm, adaptability, and intent. Known for his busy crease movement and sharp stroke play, the Mumbai batter has emerged as one of India’s most consistent middle-order players since his ODI debut in 2017. After a modest start during his first tour of Australia in 2020, Iyer returned more determined and with a crucial technical tweak which helped him to find success in Adelaide.

Back to the Basics

Following India’s narrow two-wicket loss to Australia in the second ODI, Iyer revealed he had reworked his batting stance over the past year, reverting to the more upright position he used during his early years in Mumbai cricket.

“The technique I’m using now isn’t something new,” Iyer explained. “Since last year, I wanted an upright stance, espe

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