Shreyas Iyer, the Indian cricket team's vice-captain, was involved in a collision with teammate Hardik Pandya while attempting a catch during the second ODI against New Zealand in Sydney.
The incident occurred in the 15th over of the Indian innings, with Iyer attempting to take a catch at the boundary. He clashed with Pandya, resulting in a severe blow to his head.
Iyer was immediately attended to by the team's medical staff, who assessed the severity of his injury. The all-rounder showed signs of discomfort and was eventually substituted out of the game.
According to reports, Iyer was administered precautionary treatment and was cleared to leave the field. However, his participation in the ongoing series remains uncertain.
The Indian team management is closely monitoring Iyer's condition, with a decision on his participation in the remaining matches to be taken after further assessment.
The injury has sparked concerns within the Indian camp, with fans and experts alike worried about the impact on the team's performance in the series.
Iyer's absence would be a significant blow to the Indian team, given his impressive form in the ongoing series.
The Indian team's medical staff will continue to monitor Iyer's condition in the coming days, with updates expected soon on his participation in the series.
As the Indian team looks to bounce back from the loss in the second ODI, the focus will be on Iyer's recovery and possible return to the field.
The Indian team management will take a decision on Iyer's participation in the upcoming match, with the team's interests and safety being the top priority.
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