IND versus AUS: In the wake of getting back from back injury, Shreyas Iyer scores first ODI hundred to support World Cup accreditation 
Yer added 200 runs for the subsequent wicket stand with Sherman Gill, who likewise scored 100 as India posted 399 on the scoreboard.
Shreyas Iyer scored his most memorable 100 years since getting once again to Indian tones from a back physical issue as India posted an objective of 400 for Australia in the second ODI in Indore on Sunday.
Coming in to bat at three, Yer would add 105 runs off the 90 conveyances he confronted, gathering 11 fours and three sixes on his way.
"My emphasis was on the issues, it wasn't permitting me to hold (the bat) solidly, I
Yer said a short time later. "I was practically out gotten and bowled, I understood that my lead hand wasn't working. At the point when I was arriving at the limit line, I concluded I will attempt to crush each ball. I felt that I got the group in the right position. I was cheerful all through the innings. My outlook was to play the ball in the V. I wasn't zeroing in a ton on stirring things up around town hard, I needed to time it. I was encountering variable skip. Position. We had the option to agree with that force towards our position."
Yer would add 200 runs for the subsequent wicket stand with Shubman Gill (104), who scored his fourth ODI hundred of 2023.
Yer possessed recuperated in energy for India's Asia Cup opener against Pakistan recently, recuperating from a back physical issue he'd picked during the Test series against Australia recently. In any case, the 28-year-old would support a back fit and didn't highlight past the gathering phase of the mainland competition. In the 50-overs design, Yer has been India's second most noteworthy run scorer in the starting from the beginning of 2022, having caught 940 runs from his 24 innings.
It is Number three, Yer midpoints 58.36 with 642 runs from 11 excursions.
Imran Tapir Breaks MS Dhoti's Record To Achieve Sensational Feat In T20 Cricket
Imran Tapir achieved a massive feat in T20 cricket and In the process ended up breaking a record belonging to MS Dhoti.
MS Dhoti is one of the most decorated captains in the history of world cricket. And he has several records in his kitty through the course of his illustrious career. He retired from international cricket with two World Cups under his belt and even in 2023, he guided Chennai Super Kings to a record-equalling fifth Indian Premier League (IPL) title at the age of 41. However, former South Africa cricketer Imran Tapir has surpassed him to claim the feat of becoming the oldest captain to win a T20 tournament as Guyana Amazon Warriors won the Caribbean Premier League title.
Tapir, who is currently 44 years old and has won two IPL titles under Dhoti's captaincy, played a big role in his team's fortunes. And he ended up being the second-highest wicket-taker.
In 13 matches, he took 18 wickets with an impressive economy rate of just 6.22.
It's been a great experience playing for this beautiful franchise and playing for these beautiful people who always come and support us, Tapir said. "I'm just grateful to the almighty first. Of all. Coming into the competition, everyone was sending jokes that I had become a captain, so I think those things motivated meme I actually want to thank those people who said that, and I also want to thank my family, all the players families, they've been on the road with us. It's, been a great journey, Avery special journey Ta her said after the match.
Also want to thank our analyst Prasanna [Ago ram] - he's been working every day, 20 hours a day, and giving me all the plans. I'm grateful to him and also want to thank Ashwin from India. He said before the competition that we will do it, He added.
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