Belfast, June 26 -- Following his side's humiliating 34-run loss to Ireland in the first T20I, their first-ever against the side in any format, India T20I skipper Shreyas Iyer admitted that his team "lost the execution" while bowling and gave a message to the world champion side that they cannot take anything for granted.

The 'Captain Iyer' era was off to a poor start as knocks from Lorcan Tucker and Gareth Delany helped Ireland make a comeback after a top-order collapse, before their bowlers bowled them to a 34-run win, causing India to collapse from 90/4 to 148 all out.

Speaking during the post-match presentation, Iyer said that the Indian bowlers initially found lateral movement, but later lost their execution by letting players hit ...