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Team India begins Asian Games campaign on Sept 29 , Skipper Shreyas Iyer confident of good show

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New Delhi, Aug. 26:

Shreyas Iyer and his Indian teammates will begin their Asian Games 2026 campaign on September 29, with the national side preparing for a major international assignment and aiming to make a strong start to the tournament.

The Indian cricket team will be among the leading attractions at the Asian Games, where cricket returns as part of the multi-sport event.

Iyer is expected to lead the Indian side in the competition, with the team seeking to make the most of the opportunity to compete for an Asian Games medal.

India’s campaign will be closely watched as the tournament brings together leading cricketing nations from across Asia.

The inclusion of cricket in the Asian Games provides players with an opportunity to experience a multi-sport environment while representing India on a continental stage.

The Indian team management will have to balance the demands of the tournament with the wider international calendar while ensuring that the squad is adequately prepared for the conditions.

Iyer’s leadership and batting will be central to India’s campaign, particularly in pressure matches where experience and composure could prove decisive.

The September 29 opener will mark the beginning of India’s bid for Asian Games success and will set the tone for the remainder of the tournament.

With cricket enjoying enormous popularity across the continent, the Asian Games competition is expected to attract considerable attention from fans and provide a platform for players to make an impact on the international stage.

Skipper Shreyas Iyer confident of good show Team India begins Asian Games campaign on Sept 29
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