The 25-year-old Indian cricketer Prithvi Shaw is set to make his debut for Maharashtra for the upcoming All India Buchi Babu Invitational Tournament in Chennai.
Fans on social media urge the youngster not to follow in the footsteps of Prithivi Shaw following a ground-breaking entry on the big stage.
Prithvi Shaw ends his Mumbai stint to join Maharashtra for the 2025–26 season, calling it a fresh step to revive his cricketing journey.
Former India opener Prithvi Shaw secures NOC to join Maharashtra for the 2025‑26 domestic season, aiming to revive his career after injuries, fitness issues, and form setbacks.
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Prithvi Shaw led India to win the Under-19 World Cup in 2018 and also scored a century on his Test debut against the West Indies
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Prithvi Shaw says his life feels like Jethalal’s from TV, always full of unexpected problems. From injuries to off-field issues, nothing has been easy for him.
After years of ups and downs, Prithvi Shaw opens up about the tough lessons he’s learned away from the spotlight. From early success to harsh setbacks, the young batter reflects on what it really takes to grow not just as a cricketer, but as a person.
Prithvi Shaw opens up on his career setbacks, admitting past distractions and vowing to return stronger with renewed focus and discipline.
Prithvi Shaw now wants to say goodbye to the Mumbai team in domestic cricket. For this, he has requested the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) to issue a No Objection Certificate (NOC).
Prithvi Shaw has received a No Objection Certificate from the Mumbai Cricket Association, clearing the way for him to play for another state this domestic season. After fitness concerns and a dip in form, Shaw is hoping for a fresh start and a chance to rebuild his career.
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