Mumbai Cricket Association has announced a 28-member probables list for the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, featuring stars like Prithvi Shaw, Shreyas Iyer, and Ajinkya Rahane. Mumbai’s campaign kicks off on November 23 against Goa.
Greg Chappell offers some words of encouragement to Prithvi Shaw who is currently enduring one of his worst phases of his cricketing career.
Prithvi Shaw dropped from Mumbai Ranji Trophy squad due to disciplinary issues. The young cricketer faces challenges on and off the field.
Pravin Amre has recently said that star India opener Prithvi Shaw’s exclusion from the last few games was justified considering the way Abishek Porel was batting in the tournament.
Prithvi Shaw played his first game for Delhi Capitals this season and scored a quickfire 43 off 27 balls against Chennai Super Kings.
IPL 2024: DC vs PBKS: The news of Shaw’s exclusion prompted fans and pundits’ reactions. While some expressed disappointment, others speculated about Shaw’s future with the Delhi Capitals and his prospects for the upcoming seasons.
In the Ranji Trophy 2023-24 final, Prithvi Shaw’s underwhelming performance, coupled with Vidarbha’s strong bowling display, puts Mumbai in a precarious position at 34/2, requiring skipper Ajinkya Rahane and Musheer Khan to lead the team to a substantial total.
Injured Indian opener Prithvi Shaw will miss the first two Ranji Trophy matches for Mumbai due to a knee injury sustained during his stint with Northamptonshire, prompting selectors to explore alternative players and address the team’s white-ball performance concerns.
Contrary to speculation, Delhi Capitals have retained Prithvi Shaw for IPL 2024, providing him a chance to bounce back from a challenging 2023 season. Shaw, recovering from a knee injury, is also set to return to action through the Ranji Trophy before IPL 2024.
During the team’s game against SRH earlier this week, Ricky Ponting did not shy away from discussing the reasons behind removing Prithvi Shaw from the squad.
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