Suryakumar Yadav has given interesting news about Shreyas Iyer’s health in a recent event. The captain of T20 for India was sure that the injured batsman has started to converse and give replies to the messages from his hospital in Sydney.
It must be noted that the player had a serious injury that caused the spleen to bleed internally and the spleen to be cut while catching a ball to get Carey’s wicket during the third ODI match against Australia on Saturday.
Iyer was immediately taken to a hospital in Sydney and put in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) for treatment. However, the latest news say that he has been moved from the ICU and is now in a stable state.
Positive update from Suryakumar Yadav about Iyer
While talking to the press before the five-match T20I series against Australia in Canberra, Suryakumar Yadav expressed that he felt relieved upon hearing the news of Iyer’s recovery.
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“We had a conversation,” Surya told reporters on Tuesday. “On the day I heard about his injury, I called him. Then I got to know he did not have his phone, so I called the physiotherapist, Kamlesh Jain. But I have been in contact with him for the past two days. He has been responding. Agar woh reply kar raha hai (If he is able to reply over the phone), that means he is stable.
He also mentioned that Shreyas Iyer’s healing is gradually getting better but the doctors will still be watching him for several more days.
“It’s a positive sign…the doctors are already there. They will monitor him for a few days. But he has been responding and communicating with all, which is nice,” he stated in the pre-match press conference.
As per earlier reports, the BCCI medical team in Sydney, together with specialists from India, are keeping a close watch on Iyer’s recovery. The 30-year-old batsman will stay in Sydney until the doctors declare he is fit to fly.
