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Dream come true, though there’s some-more to do, says Mumbai’s Prithvi Shaw
- Updated: January 2, 2017
Prithvi Shaw in his Mumbai cap
Rajlot: Seventeen-year-old Mumbai opening batsman Prithvi Shaw was finally capped as a first-class cricketer when he was enclosed in a personification XI for a Ranji Trophy semi-final opposite Tamil Nadu here yesterday.
“Like each Mumbai under-14 cricketer we too dreamt of personification for Mumbai in a Ranji Trophy one day. we have achieved it, though we also know that we have some-more responsibilities to shoulder,” Shaw told mid-day yesterday. Mumbai done dual changes in their side that kick Hyderabad in a quarter-final.
Shaw assigned Kevin D’Almeida’s place while Balwinder Singh Sandhu came in place of Tushar Deshpande.
Head manager Chandrakant Pandit, who presented a Mumbai top to Shaw before a match, said: “Prithvi batted good in a nets.
“He is really young, though we was blissful to watch a approach he played.”
“It was a noted impulse for me when Chandu Sir handed me my Mumbai Ranji cap,” pronounced Shaw.
“There was good power on a field. Everyone was entertaining adult whenever we fielded a ball. Skipper Tare, Nayar… all my teammates have shown a lot of faith and certainty in me,” a immature gun added.
Mumbai are gunning for their 42nd Ranji Trophy title.