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Shreyas Iyer admitted to not getting enough recognition after leading KKR to their third IPL title win in 2024.

Champions Trophy hero Shreyas Iyer recalled the highs and lows of the last 18 months of his cricket career. After losing the central contract with the BCCI, Shreyas led KKR to IPL success in 2024 and played a key role in India's Champions Trophy success.

Shreyas Iyer feels he didn’t receive enough recognition after leading Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) to victory in IPL 2024. However,

Despite his achievements, Iyer admitted he didn’t receive enough recognition for captaining KKR to their third IPL title last year, highlighting the ups and downs of his cricketing career.

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Reflecting on the past year, Iyer said he was not frustrated as he was playing in the IPL and had set his sights on winning the title. However, he felt he did not receive the recognition he deserved after leading the franchise to the trophy.

Shreyas Iyer was the backbone of the Indian middle order in the 2025 edition of the Champions Trophy, averaging 48.60. Iyer had four 40-plus scores in five matches, including a couple of fifties as he became the rescuer as well as an enforcer in the middle-order for India through the tournament.

Shreyas Iyer finished as India's leading run-scorer in the Champions Trophy 2025. After the tournament, the cricketer reflected back on his tough time and noted that he felt underappreciated despite helping KKR clinch their third IPL trophy in 2024.

Shreyas Iyer broke his silence after leaving KKR and stated that he did not receive adequate recognition after guiding the team to their third IPL title last season., Cricket News - Times Now

For IPL 2025, Punjab Kings picked up Shreyas Iyer for a whopping 26.75 crores, making him the second most expensive player in IPL history. Overall, the 30-year-old has amassed well over 70 crores through his contracts in IPL.