Shreyas Iyer fit to play 1st ODI against New Zealand:India vice-captain receives clearance from BCCI after sparkling Vijay Hazare comeback

Team India’s ODI vice-captain, Shreyas Iyer, has fully recovered to play the ODI series against New Zealand. His rehabilitation ended on Wednesday, and he was discharged from BCCI’s Centre of Excellence. According to media reports, VVS Laxman, head of BCCI’s Central Excellence, emailed chief selector Ajit Agarkar informing that Iyer’s rehabilitation is complete and he has been released. 31-year-old Iyer was included in the team for the ODI series against New Zealand. However, he had to prove his match fitness. Iyer proved his fitness a day earlier by scoring 82 runs for Mumbai against Himachal Pradesh in the Vijay Hazare Trophy. Iyer was included in the ODI team against New Zealand on January 3. He had started a regular gym and fitness routine in the last week of the previous month. At that time, all his reports were normal. Shreyas Iyer may play the first ODI against New Zealand
Shreyas Iyer may play the first ODI match against New Zealand. This match is scheduled to be played in Baroda on January 11. After that, ODI matches will be played in Rajkot on the 14th and in Indore on the 18th. Iyer is not part of the Indian team for the T20 series. Shreyas was injured during last year’s Australia tour
Iyer was injured in the third ODI against Australia on October 25. He was admitted to a hospital in Sydney. He had suffered a spleen injury, which took him 3 months to recover from. Shreyas Iyer’s career stats