out of the Indian cricket team, Prithvi Shaw His attacking style of play is expected to score runs and make a comeback in the national team. Shaw last played for India in July 2021 when he played a T20I against Sri Lanka. Since then he has found himself away from playing time. But Shaw, who played for West Zone in the Duleep Trophy semi-final, wants to continue with his aggressive approach.
In the Duleep Trophy semi-final against Central Zone at Alur, Shaw could not make a big impact as he scored 25 and 26 opening the batting. He will be seen playing in the final against South Zone as Shaw is not even in the West Indies team. Shaw has said that he does not need to change his batting style and needs to be a little smarter. “Personally, I don’t think I need to change my game, but I’m a little smarter than I am.
I can’t bat like Pujara sir or Pujara sir can’t bat like me.
After West Zone’s Duleep Trophy semi-final against Central Zone in Alur, Shaw said, “So, what I am trying to do are the things that have brought me here, for example, batting aggressively, I don’t like to change it.”
Every game is important for me: Shaw
The 23-year-old also said that every game is important for him at present and he wants to get the best out of himself. Shaw said, “I think whatever game is playing for me at the moment is equally important. Whether I am playing Duleep Trophy or my Mumbai match, I think it is very important for me to give my best. ” The Delhi Capitals player admitted that the conditions were tough and scoring runs was not easy.
“Not that you can always be perfect, but when things like this happen (not getting runs) I try to work harder. T20 is a bit slower, but it’s the same mindset. T20 with me It’s not like when I’m playing red-ball cricket as well,” Shaw said.