New Delhi: Once as the next big thing in Indian cricket, Prithvi Shaw has made a clear and emotional penetration about the struggles that have derailed their once -growing career. In a recent interview, the 25 -year -old revealed how poor options, distractions and changes in priorities led to their decline, both of them shut down on the field.“There are a lot of things. It is different for people to see. Because I know what has happened. I can understand it. I have taken a lot of wrong decisions in life. I have started giving less time to cricket. I used to practice a lot. For example, I used to bat in the net for 3-4 hours. I was tired for a day.“After that, I started considering what was not necessary as not necessary. I made some wrong friends. Because I was at that time. Friendship is also formed. Then they took me here and there. All those things. Then I got away from the track. I used to practice 8 hours on the ground. Now it’s 4 hours. ,Shaw, who made a dream test debut with a century against the West Indies in 2018, quickly increased for fame, even compared with the choice of Sachin Tendulkar and Vernder Sehwag. But over time, laps in diskIplin and fitness saw her out of favor. The recession was standing and public, from the demolition of Mumbai for poor fitness in the IPL 2025 auction.
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Now, the right -handed opener wants to reset. Shaw has officially participated in a manner with the Mumbai Cricket Association, demanding a new beginning with Maharashtra as a professional player. In his letter to the MCA, Shaw expressed his gratitude for his support, but he believed that he believes that a step is necessary for his growth.While he made a brief comeback with a term in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, the continuous performance was elusive.
With a new state team, a fresh mentality, and honesty about its previous misconception, is aiming to start the Prithvi Shaw page. Does it marks the onset of a redemption arc or is seen faded at a slow pace from top-level cricket; But for now, he is choosing a hard road back.
