BIG update! Shreyas Iyer gets discharged from Sydney hospital after suffering serious abdominal injury, will continue to…
Shreyas Iyer has been discharged from Sydney hospital after suffering a spleen injury during the third ODI against Australia. The BCCI confirmed that his condition is stable, he is doing well and will return to India once permission to fly is obtained. Doctors and specialists continue to monitor his progress.
Indian cricket player Shreyas iyer He was discharged from a hospital in Sydney after suffering a serious spleen injury during the third ODI against Australia on October 25, 2025, the BCCI confirmed on Saturday (November 1). The middle-order batsman will remain in Sydney for follow-up consultations before returning to India after being declared fit to travel.
Injury Details and Treatment
iyer He was injured trying to make a diving catch to clear Alex Carey. He raced from the back point area, landing awkwardly on his left side, immediately grabbing the ball and showing signs of severe pain. Initially suspected to be a rib injury, subsequent evaluation revealed a rupture of the spleen, a vital organ responsible for filtering blood and supporting the immune system, with internal bleeding.
BCCI confirmed this iyer A minor surgery was performed to repair the tears. Immediate medical intervention helped stop the internal bleeding and he received ongoing care from specialists in Sydney and India.
BCCI Statement
In an official statement, the BCCI said: ‘Shreyas suffered a blunt injury to his abdomen while fielding, resulting in a ruptured spleen and internal bleeding. ‘He has received appropriate medical treatment and is currently in a stable and well condition.’
The board of directors also includes Dr. Penny hagigi and the Sydney team, as well as Dr. Dinshaw pardiwala For providing expert care in India.
Support from Teammates
India captain suryakumar Yadav was previously updated Iyer’s The batsman is responding well to messages from his teammates and is making a steady recovery, the situation noted.
Next Steps
iyer He will remain in Sydney for monitoring and follow-up appointments to ensure a full recovery. He will return to India after doctors confirm that he is fit to fly. The BCCI medical team is pleased with his progress and expects a full recovery in due course.
