prithvi shaw don’t want to change his game duleep trophy

Bengaluru: After a brilliant start to his career, Prithvi Shaw has now fallen far behind in the race for a place in the Indian team. Even so, the Mumbai youngster said on Saturday that he would continue to rely on his natural ‘aggressive’ game to regain his place in the national team. Shaw played his last match for India in a T20 International against Sri Lanka in Colombo in July 2021.

Prithvi does not want to change the game

Prithvi Shaw said after the Duleep Trophy match played between Central Zone and West Zone, ‘Personally I do not believe that I need to change my game. Yes, I can improve my game intelligently. I (Cheteshwar) cannot bat like Pujara sir or Pujara sir cannot bat like me.

The West Zone opener said, ‘I am trying to do the same thing with the help of which I have reached here. For example my aggressive batting. I do not want to change this.

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Shaw said he is looking to play as many matches as possible at this stage of his career. The 23-year-old said that every run will be very important for him as he tries to make a comeback in the Indian team. This opener said, ‘I think at this time every match that I am getting a chance to play is very important for me. Whether I play Duleep Trophy or play a match for Mumbai, I think it is very important for me to give my best.

Shaw, however, failed to convert good starts into big scores in both the innings of the Duleep Trophy semi-final. He played innings of 25 and 26 runs. Shaw said the conditions were challenging for the batsmen here but he had a plan to deal with it. “It is not possible that you are perfect all the time. After things like this happen (not getting runs), I try to work harder. T20 is a bit more aggressive, but the mindset is the same.
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