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Shreyas Iyer Starts Training Post Surgery
Dr Dinshaw Pardiwala: India batter Shreyas Iyer has resumed training after a serious spleen laceration suffered during the third ODI against Australia on October 25, when he landed awkwardly on his left side while attempting a diving catch.
Initial scans in Sydney revealed internal bleeding, and he was immediately admitted to the hospital, spending time in the ICU under close monitoring by BCCI and local medical specialists. Doctors performed a minor surgical procedure to stop the bleeding, after which his condition stabilised.
Iyer was discharged earlier this month but remained in Sydney for follow-up assessments before returning home. He later reassured fans that he is “getting better every passing day".
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