Mumbai batsman Prithvi Shaw, who has been in superb form in the ongoing Vijay Hazare Trophy, told The Indian Express that he felt “worthle...
Mumbai batsman Prithvi Shaw, who has been in superb form in the ongoing Vijay Hazare Trophy, told The Indian Express that he felt “worthless” after being dropped from the Indian team after failing in the first Test in Australia.
Shaw was dismissed for scores of 0 and 4 in the opening Test of the recent Test series in Australia and was replaced at the top of the order. The 21-year-old, however, has bounced back in style by topping the run-scorers list in the Vijay Hazare Trophy with one game still to be played.
The right-hander has amassed 754 runs at an average of 188.5 to power Mumbai to the final. He first became the highest individual scorer in history of the 50-over championships as he smashed an unbeaten 227 off just 152 balls to help Mumbai thrash Puducherry. He followed that up with an unbeaten 185 in the quarter-finals against Saurashtra and a match-winning 165 against Karnataka in the semis.
How Prithvi Shaw bounced back from Australia tour to a spectacular run at Vijay Hazare Trophy
Now, Shaw has spoken about the tough period he had to overcome during and after the Australia tour to get to this position. The opener said that he was “confused” about why he got bowled in...
