Prithvi Shaw plans to return to cricket, after playing a competitive match in December of last year during the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 trophy. On Wednesday, Shaw went to Instagram and shared a cryptic post before the resumption of the Indian League (IPL) 2025. The IPL was suspended last week in the middle of cross -border tensions with Pakistan. However, the League will restart on Saturday, May 17, while India and Pakistan were satisfied with a ceasefire. Shaw, who set his base price at RS 75 Lakh, went invented during the mega auction IPL 2025.
Before the league restart, Shaw shared an article on his Instagram history, saying he needed a break.
Prithvi Shaw Instagram Story # IPL2025 pic.twitter.com/jrowh2tx0h
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Prithvi has once been praised as a major talent for Indian cricket, but lately, the lack of form and fitness problems has seriously worked his career.
He was passed on the side of Mumbai due to fitness problems and his last appearance was in the Syed Mushtaq Ali 2024 trophy where he disappointed the bat again.
Punjab Kings star (PBKS), Shashank Singh, who played with Shaw for Mumbai, explained what could be bad for him.
Shashank’s name has exceeded Prithvi Shaw while listing players who, according to him, could continue to be big openers for India in the future. As a result, Shaw was appointed alongside Shubman Gill and Yashasvi Jaiswal.
It was when Shashank was asked about Shaw’s difficulties.
“Prithvi Shaw is underestimated. If he goes back to his bases, he can do anything. I have known him since he was 13 years old, because I have played club cricket with him in Bombay. If you ask me what’s wrong with him, he has a different perspective on a few things,” said Shashank, speaking on the Podcast Shubhankar Mishra.
“Perhaps, he can change something on his work ethics, maybe sleep at 10 p.m. instead of 11 p.m., maybe improving his diet,” added Shashank.
“If he can accept and change some of these things, it would be the best thing for Indian cricket,” said Shashank.
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