Why Prithvi Shaw said: I can’t bat like Pujara. After a brilliant start to his career, Prithvi Shaw has now fallen far behind in the race for a place in the Indian cricket team.

Continues to rely on his natural ‘aggressive’ Game:-

The Mumbai youngster on Saturday said he will continue to rely on his natural ‘aggressive’ game to win back his place in the national team.

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Shaw played his last match for India in a T20 International against Sri Lanka in Colombo in July 2021.

Shaw said after the Duleep Trophy match between Central Zone and West Zone, “Personally, I do not feel that I need to change my game.

Yes, I can improve my game intelligently. I can’t bat like Cheteshwar Pujara sir or Pujara sir can’t bat like me.

I’m trying to do the same thing:-

The West Zone opener said, “I am trying to do the same thing with the help of which I have reached here. For example my aggressive batting. I don’t want to change this.”

Shaw said he is looking to play as many matches as possible at this stage of his career.

The 23-year-old said that every run will be very important for him as he tries to make a comeback in the Indian team.

This opener said, “I think every match that I am getting a chance to play at this time is very important for me.

Whether I play Duleep Trophy or play a match for Mumbai, I think it is very important for me to give my best.

Good starts in both innings of the Duleep Trophy semi-final:-

Prithvi, however, failed to convert good starts into big scores in both innings of the Duleep Trophy semi-final. He played innings of 25 and 26 runs.

Shaw said that the conditions were challenging for the batsmen here but they had a plan to deal with it.

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He said, “It is not possible that you are perfect all the time. After things like this happen (not getting runs), I try to work harder. T20 is a bit more aggressive, but the mindset is the same.