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We Will Keep Batting Aggressively No Matter What Happens: Shreyas Iyer
After scoring a massive 211 runs in the opening T20I in New Delhi, which went in gain, India wasn't able to replicate the ultra-attacking template in the second T20I at Cuttack as the pitch was two-paced, and despite trying their level best to attack, they ended up at 148/6, which wasn't enough to avoid a four-wicket loss.
After being 2-0 behind in the five-match series against South Africa, batter Shreyas Iyer insisted that India's plan of attacking with the bat throughout the innings will not be shelved, especially in a Men's T20 World Cup year, to be held in Australia in October-November this year.
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