Shreyas Iyer  

Since Shikhar Dhawan is not part of the Test squad, the Delhi left-hander would like to finish the Caribbean assignment on a high. There is another mini-battle brewing in the Indian batting line up for the number four slot with Shreyas Iyer putting tremendous pressure on Rishabh Pant

Coming into the team after a year, Shreyas Iyer, who has a couple of fifties in the five ODIs that he has played, hit a 68-ball 71 to play a crucial role in India's 59-run win over the West Indies in the second ODI at Port-of-Spain on Sunday (August 11)

By virtue of the win on Sunday (August 11), India took a 1-0 lead in the three-match series here. The first ODI between the two sides was washed out. The third and final ODI will be played here on Wednesday (August 14). India rode on Virat Kohli's 120 off 125 balls and Shreyas Iyer's 71 to post a challenging 279/7 after opting to bat

Shreyas Iyer, who is part of the team touring the Caribbean islands, could be in competition with the likes of KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant over the next two ODIs against the West Indies. India face the hosts in the 2nd ODI on Sunday (August 11)

At a time when the spotlight is on the middle-order problems of the senior team following India's semi-final defeat to New Zealand in the World Cup 2019, Shreyas Iyer made a case for himself with a timely knock that came off 107 balls and was studded with eight fours and one six

Just like the eliminator against Sunrisers Hyderabad at the same venue, Delhi's top-order collapsed and all the pressure was once again on the young shoulders of Rishabh Pant
 

After losing the toss, Sunrisers Hyderabad amassed 162 runs in their quota of 20 overs. Wriddhiman Saha couldn't use of the chance he got on the first ball of the game as Ishant Sharma got his team the early success.

Delhi Capitals needed 34 runs off the last three overs against Sunrisers Hyderabad. Rishabh Pant was striking the ball well from one end, and all SRH needed was his wicket. It was hard to pick a favourite.

Delhi added 56 runs in the last four overs of the innings and more than good batting, it was very poor bowling by the Royal Challengers Bangalore. It would be fair to say that RCB lost the match in the last three overs of Delhi's innings.
 

Delhi Capitals beat Kings XI Punjab by five wickets in Feroz Shah Kotla stadium on Saturday.

Owing to the slow nature of the pitch, the ball was holding up a bit and not coming on to the bat after the first few overs of the innings. Delhi Capitals exploited the conditions to their advantage.

Royal Challengers Bangalore lost their sixth consecutive match against Delhi Capitals on Sunday.