New Delhi – Shreyas Iyer is increasingly seen as a strong contender for India’s T20 captaincy, owing to his commendable leadership record and recent performances. Having captained IPL teams under tough circumstances, Iyer has shown tactical insight, calmness, and the ability to lead teams effectively. His captaincy journey started in 2018, and since then, he has built a reputation as a reliable leader.
Meanwhile, current T20 captain Suryakumar Yadav maintains a solid standing after leading India to significant achievements, including a T20 World Cup victory. However, Iyer’s consistent form and self-aware mindset have escalated the competition within the leadership ranks. As selectors plan for the future, the rising rivalry between the two underscores India’s strong leadership pool, paving the way for a possible leadership change in the near future.
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