shreyas iyer spleen injury

India's Shreyas Iyer 'medically stable'

Shreyas Iyer latest injury update: How and why Team India doctor rushed him to Sydney hospital after nasty fall

India's vice-captain Shreyas Iyer suffered a life-threatening spleen laceration and internal bleeding during a third ODI against Australia in Sydney. Swift medical intervention at St. Vincent's Hospital in Sydney arrested the bleeding without surgery.

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Shreyas Iyer Injury Update: BCCI Confirms Batter Stable After Spleen Laceration During India Vs Australia 3rd ODI

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India’s Shreyas Iyer ‘stable’ after lacerated spleen, Suryakumar Yadav says

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Shreyas Iyer Undergoes Surgery For Near-Fatal Injury. Report Reveals Big Details

India batter Shreyas Iyer underwent surgery and has been recovering since in Sydney, according to a report by Cricbuzz.

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BCCI's quick action saved Shreyas Iyer’s life after severe rib injury in Sydney ODI - Report

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Shreyas Iyer's Injury Could've Been Fatal, BCCI Medical Team's Immediate Action On The Field Saved His Life

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Shreyas Iyer Fainted In Dressing Room: Details On India Vice-Captain's Near-Fatal Injury - Report

According to sources, Iyer fainted in the dressing room, and his vital parameters were alarmingly low.

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Shreyas Iyer injury update: Team India vice captain moves out of ICU, remains in Sydney hospital after spleen injury

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Shreyas Iyer in ICU after rib injury leads to internal bleeding in Sydney

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Shreyas Iyer Injury Scare: Cricketer Suffers Lacerated Spleen, Internal Bleeding

This special report focuses on the critical injury sustained by Indian cricketer Shreyas Iyer during the third ODI against Australia in Sydney. The BCCI confirmed the extent of the injury in a press release.

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Iyer recovering well from spleen injury, says India's Suryakumar

India batsman Shreyas Iyer is in stable condition and recovering well from a spleen injury, Twenty20 captain Suryakumar Yadav said on Tuesday.

Shreyas Iyer Moved Out of ICU After Near-Fatal Injury, Condition Remains Delicate

Although Iyer’s removal from ICU is an encouraging sign, full recovery from a spleen-related injury can take several weeks. For now, both medical experts and the Indian camp are relieved that the worst appears to have passed, but the next phase of his rehabilitation will determine when he can safely return to the field.