Shreyas Iyer updates Instagram bio before T20I captaincy debut against Ireland
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 25, 2026, 2:37 PM
Last updated Jun 25, 2026
Shreyas Iyer has stirred curiosity with a cryptic addition to his Instagram bio, listing "Second DOB: 25.12.2025" the day before his debut as India T20I captain against Ireland. Many fans believe this date signifies the moment he resumed batting following a severe injury. Iyer's recovery journey from a lacerated spleen has been closely followed, making any reference to it significant to supporters. He was appointed captain in place of Suryakumar Yadav for the tours of Ireland and England. The T20I match at Stormont marks a critical point in his career.
- •Iyer debuts as T20I captain against Ireland on June 26.
- •He posted 'Second DOB' referencing his recovery on Instagram.
- •Iyer suffered a lacerated spleen during a match in October 2025.
- •Fans interpret the date as a personal milestone.
- •He takes over captaincy from Suryakumar Yadav for the Ireland tour.
- 2:37 PMYahoo Sports — 'Second DOB': Shreyas Iyer leaves fans confused with cryptic social media update on the eve of India T20I captaincy debut
"With tomorrow's T20I match against Ireland being Shreyas Iyer's debut as captain for the national side, his recent social media update has fans confused.
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