Indian batter Prithvi Shaw, who led the U-19 Indian side to a World Cup win in 2018, turned 25 years on November 9. Since his debut, he has been compared with various cricketing legends like Sachin Tendulkar, Brain Lara, Virender Sehwag, etc. Recently, a video got viral in which the cricketer is seen dancing and partying with his friends.
The opener has been announced as a part of Mumbai’s 28-player-squad for the upcoming Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 Trophy, which is set to take place from November 23 to December 15. Before this, he was snubbed from the Ranji Trophy team owing to fitness and disciplinary issues.
In a viral video clip, young Indian batter Prithvi Shaw is seen dancing and enjoying himself at a party, which appears to be in celebration of his 25th birthday. Shaw posted the video on his Instagram story, giving his followers a glimpse of the fun-filled celebration. The video quickly gained attention, with fans sharing and commenting on Shaw’s lively birthday moment.
Prithvi Shaw’s cricket career hangs in the balance as the domestic T20 league and the 2025 IPL auction approach. The opener will be hoping to join a franchise that can support his growth and help him reach new heights in his career. The base price for Indian opener is set at 75 Lakhs. Previously, he was a part of Delhi Capitals, who would be looking to move on from the player.
The video of Shaw partying quickly went viral on social media, sparking reactions from fans. Many shared their thoughts, reflecting on Shaw’s struggles on the cricket field, which added mixed emotions to his lively celebrations.
Former Australian cricketer pens down motivational letter to opener Prithvi Shaw
Retired Australian cricketer, Greg Chappell pens down a motivational and emotional letter to Indian opener Prithvi Shaw, after his exclusion from the Mumbai’s Ranji Trophy squad due to disciplinary and fitness issues.
Former Australian batter Greg Chappell reached out to Prithvi Shaw, acknowledging his current challenges after being dropped from the Mumbai team. Chappell encouraged Shaw to view this setback as a potential turning point, suggesting that such moments often help shape an athlete’s career and character.
Chappell recalled watching Shaw play for India’s under-19 team, where his exceptional talent and energy marked him as one of the most promising young cricketers of his generation. He assured Shaw that those who see his potential are still following his journey, confident that his best performances are still ahead.
He stated, “Even legends like Don Bradman experienced being dropped and having to fight their way back. What made them great was not avoiding challenges, but how they responded to them.”
