the Indian cricket center, Shivaji Park Gymkhana in Mumbai, Pravin Amre saw a boy
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After a slowing attack in his college days, Iyer secured a place in the 2014 Under-19 World Cup.
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After performing poorly on slow tracks, Iyer was sent to play for the Trent Bridge cricket team in England
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Iyer hit something high, hitting 297 runs in 3 innings with an average Bradman-esque 99.
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The Trent Bridge stint has given his confidence the power to rejuvenate to continue and perform outstanding performances
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He made more than 50 appearances in the Vijay Hazare Cup and the subsequent Ranji Trophy
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In the subsequent seasons at Ranji, his running capacity was in line with humor as he collected 1321 runs
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His beat rate was even more impressive and he soon compared it to Indian batsman Virender Sehwag
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Iyer's method is a typical stroke player, built to take the line and length early and play on the ball line
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After hitting 202 off 210 balls in a warm-up match against Australia ahead of the home game
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Shreyas Iyer received a total of 2.6 Crores for a total of 10 Lakhs and won the most unbeaten player
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the 2016 season made a big difference to Iyer as he made only 30 runs in the six innings that Delhi
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