I don't mind batting at any number: Iyer

November 01, 2017 18:47

Debutant Iyer received his cap from head coach and fellow Mumbaikar Ravi Shastri.

It will be interesting to see where the youngster bats, though he admitted on Tuesday that he is open to batting at any position and will always play in his natural attacking style.

"I think I am very flexible. I don't mind batting at any number. Even in Indian Premier League this year, I was shuffled from number four to number three. It did not really matter to as I am comfortable," said the youngster, who recently smashed a quickfire 138 from 124 balls at No. 3 for Mumbai in the Ranji Trophy match against a Tamil Nadu side comprising Ravichandran Ashwin.

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