Shreyas Iyer wasn’t a part of Indian cricket team’s playing XI for the first ODI against England at Nagpur, but every thing changed after he got a call from skipper Rohit Sharma. As Virat Kohli suffered knee issues,

Shreyas Iyer's unexpected inclusion following Virat Kohli's injury proved decisive in India's ODI win over England, as he scored a match-winning 59. Originally not part of the playing XI, Iyer's late call-up due to Kohli's knee issue reshuffled the team,

Shreyas Iyer, who scored a half-century in 1st ODI against England, revealed that he wasn't originally supposed to play the match.

India middle-order batter Shreyas Iyer has revealed a "funny story" regarding his selection in the playing XI for the the first ODI against England in Nagpur, which India won by four wickets and 68 balls remaing to take a 1-0 lead in the three-match series.

Shreyas Iyer, who delivered a game-changing 59(36), was meant to sit out in the opening ODI against England. However, it all changed when he got the late-night selection call from skipper Rohit Sharma.

Shreyas Iyer, who originally wasn't part of India's playing XI for the first ODI, hopefully, might have made sure that he is undroppable despite proving time and again that he has been the team's best bet at No 4 in the format.

India's middle order batter Shreyas Iyer had to cut short a movie night and turn in earlier than planned on Wednesday but a match-defining half-century against England the next day made it all worthwhile.

Shreyas Iyer smashed a counter-attacking 36-ball 59 to spark India's come back after a horror start in the powerplay.