Iyer stays coy on Sooryavanshi debut, backs World Cup squad for England series

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India captain Shreyas Iyer has declined to confirm whether teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi will make his debut in the upcoming series against England. Iyer emphasized the importance of team stability and expressed confidence in the T20 World Cup-winning squad, pushing back against outside pressure over the debut question. When asked about India's recent series loss to Ireland, Iyer attributed the result to unfamiliar playing conditions rather than a lack of preparation. He acknowledged the lessons learned from that series and said the team is now ready to take on the England challenge.

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