When Virat returns in the second ODI, who will he eliminate between Jaiswal and Iyer, a 'dharmaskant' stands in front of Rohit Sharma

Shreyas Iyer scored a brilliant half-century in the first match against England and also led Team India to victory. But now it is not clear whether this player will play the second match or not.

Shreyas Iyer has once again proved why he is a big match winner for Team India. In the first ODI match played in Nagpur on Thursday, Team India defeated England by 4 wickets and Shreyas Iyer played an important role in this victory. Iyer played an innings of 59 runs in just 36 balls in which 9 fours came off his bat. Not only this, he also hit 2 sixes. By the way, after winning this match, Shreyas Iyer made an amazing revelation. He told that he was not going to play the Nagpur ODI but he got a chance due to Virat Kohli being unfit. Shreyas Iyer told in a conversation how he joined the playing eleven.

Shreyas Iyer got a call at midnight

Shreyas Iyer told that he was watching a movie before the match. He said, 'I was thinking of watching the movie for a little longer but after that I got a call from captain Rohit Sharma. He said that you can probably play because Virat Kohli's knee is swollen. After this I ran to my room and immediately went to sleep.' Shreyas Iyer has made this disclosure but now the question is whether he will play in the second ODI?

Iyer is not even a part of Plan A

After Shreyas Iyer's disclosure, it has become clear that this player is not a part of Team India's Plan A. Meaning Team India is not seeing him in the playing eleven. So the question is whether Iyer will be played in the second ODI to be held in Cuttack? Now Iyer has scored a half-century but it will be interesting to see whether Team India will now stick to Plan B. By the way, many things will change with Virat's return. If Team India drops Yashasvi Jaiswal, then Gill, who bats at number three, will again open the innings. Virat Kohli will bat at number three. Then Iyer's place can be made.