In 2025, the Indian captain’s numbers have been alarmingly low, amassing just 100 runs in 11 T20I innings at an average of 11.11. For a batter with more than 300 T20 innings and nearly 9,000 runs in his career, Suryakumar’s slump has left fans and experts bewildered.
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With the ICC T20 World Cup 2026 set to take place next year, Suryakumar’s form has suddenly become one of the team’s biggest concerns before the Australia T20Is. The selectors and management continue to back him, and now the captain has defended himself too.
Suryakumar Yadav confident of making an impact on Australia tour
The 35-year-old batter, who is known for his fearless batting style and explosive stroke play, shared that he has been practicing hard both at home and that he is confident that his hard work will soon translate into runs. The right-handed batter hopes to make a big impact in Australia.
Suryakumar Yadav said at the pre-match press conference, “I feel like I have been working really hard. It’s not that I wasn’t working hard before; I was doing it then also. And I am still working hard. I have had a good few sessions back home and a good 2-3 sessions here.
Suryakumar Yadav gives a positive update on Shreyas Iyer
The Indian captain also shared an update on Shreyas Iyer, who is battling a life-threatening ribcage injury that he sustained during the third and final ODI against Australia in Sydney.
Suryakumar said, “He's recovering well. He's replying to us on the phone; that means he is doing absolutely fine.”
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