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Shreyas Iyer’s Footwork Impact | Turning Movement into Scoring Efficiency

Shreyas Iyer’s batting performance in the 1st T20I between India and West Indies showcased how effective footwork can directly influence scoring impact. He scored 102 runs from 43 balls at a remarkable strike rate of 237.21, with 10 fours and 6 sixes. The back foot was his most-used movement, accounting for 41.86% of balls and producing 34 runs. His moves-front shots were particularly explosive, generating 26 runs from just 6 balls at 433.33 SR. Meanwhile, front-foot play carried the highest false-shot rate at 35.29%, highlighting the balance between aggression, movement and risk.