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Manoj Tiwary says Shreyas Iyer alone should not bear blame for India's Ireland T20 loss

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Former India batter Manoj Tiwary has spoken out following India's 2-0 T20I series defeat to Ireland, arguing that captain Shreyas Iyer should not be treated as the sole scapegoat. Tiwary called on critics to confront the broader issues behind the poor performance, implicitly pointing to the team's management and coaching setup. His remarks appear to be directed at the support staff led by head coach Gautam Gambhir. The comments raise questions about accountability within the Indian cricket setup following the unexpected series loss.

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