IPL 2021: Former Australia spinner Brad Hogg has lauded Shreyas Iyer’s approach towards the diversion and feels that he might possibly be India’s captain in the future. Iyer picked up profitable authority involvement. After taking over the captaincy rule of the Delhi Capitals (previously Delhi Daredevils) from Gautam Gambhir in 2018.
He has captaincy encounter from the Deodhar Trophy as well and might have been in discussion for the role of captain. Amid India’s visit of Sri Lanka with a second-string squad. But he was constrained to miss the visit after enduring major bear damage against Britain in Ahmedabad.
He missed the introductory leg of the 2021 IPL as a result. The Capitals administration obligations were given over to Rishabh Pant. The wicket-keeper player continues to lead the franchise within the second leg in spite of Iyer’s return.
“He’s come back from injury, he is under a lot of pressure. He did not get picked in the main T20 squad for India. Thus, The one thing that I saw in the press conference was that I’m thinking this guy could be a future leader for India. Hogg said
“It was just the way that he went about the processes with his own game. He does not get too far ahead of himself. He’s got his routines and processes that he goes through and he does not go away from that.” he added
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However, Shreyas Iyer has led the Delhi Capitals to two straight playoff spot finishes, counting their lady finals appearance as well.
“That’s why Delhi Capitals have been at the top of the ladder, because of players like Iyer, who know their role in the team, being a team man and not being upset that Pant is continuing the captaincy role after he had it previously. He puts his team first.” said Hogg
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