The pitch of Lucknow's Ekana Stadium is called slow, but Shreyas Iyer's figures are running at a fast pace on this ground. In the first T20 match against the West Indies, he scored an unbeaten 102 runs. This is the first century of his T20 International career. This ground is very much liked by Iyer, as he has scored 335 runs in just 5 innings here, including 2 centuries and two half-centuries.
Shreyas Iyer has been dismissed only once in five T20 innings at the Ekana Stadium. Whenever Iyer has scored 50 or more scores on this ground in T20, he has returned unbeaten. Iyer should really be called the King of Lucknow. 335 runs in five innings, that too with a stormy strike of 200.59. In these matches, Iyer's bat has 32 fours and 17 sixes.
57, 23, 52, 101, 102
When Shreyas Iyer last played a T20 match in Lucknow, it came against Lucknow Super Giants in IPL 2026. In that match, Iyer returned unbeaten after scoring 101 runs in 51 balls.
Created many records
T20 century as captain - Shreyas Iyer has become only the third Indian player to score a century in T20 Internationals as captain. Before him, Rohit Sharma (3 centuries) and Suryakumar Yadav (1 century) have done so.
Second fastest T20 century - Shreyas Iyer has scored the second fastest century for India as captain in T20 Internationals. He completed 100 runs in 42 balls. Rohit Sharma scored the fastest century for Team India as a captain in 35 balls.
T20I, century- Chasing against the West Indies in T20I, only 4 cricketers have been able to score a century for Team India. Before Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul has done this 2 times, while Rohit Sharma and Suryakumar Yadav have done it once each.
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