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Shreyas Iyer Cleared for Light Work After Spleen Injury as SA and NZ ODIs Slip Away

A follow-up scan will dictate when he can begin organised rehabilitation at the BCCI Centre of Excellence.

Overview

  • An ultrasonography this week, reviewed by sports-medicine expert Dr. Dinshaw Pardiwala, showed steady improvement and allowed basic isometric exercises and normal daily activity.
  • Doctors have advised him to avoid any activity that raises intra-abdominal pressure for at least a month to safeguard the healing spleen.
  • A second USG is planned at the two-month mark, and structured rehab in Bengaluru will start only after that clearance.
  • Multiple reports indicate a 2–3 month layoff, ruling the newly appointed ODI vice-captain out of the South Africa and New Zealand series.
  • Separate reports from Dainik Jagran and PTI suggest he may not return before IPL 2026 and could miss T20 World Cup selection, which remains unconfirmed.