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Prithvi Shaw is set to represent Maharashtra in the upcoming 2025/26 domestic season, securing a no-objection certificate ...
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Prithvi Shaw Quits Mumbai, Eyes Comeback with MaharashtraPrithvi Shaw leaves Mumbai and joins Maharashtra, hoping for a fresh start in domestic cricket alongside Ruturaj Gaikwad and other experienced players.
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CricTracker on MSNPrithvi Shaw confirms transfer to Maharashtra ahead of 2025-26 season"At this stage of my career, I believe joining the Maharashtra team will help me grow further as a cricketer," Shaw said in a ...
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ESPN Cricinfo on MSNPrithvi Shaw joins Maharashtra ahead of 2025-26 domestic season"At this stage of my career, I believe joining the Maharashtra team will help me grow further as a cricket," Shaw said in a ...
India opener Prithvi Shaw will turn out for Maharashtra in domestic cricket from the 2025-26 season, the Maharashtra Cricket Association (MCA) confirmed on Monday. This follows weeks after Shaw sought ...
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ESPN Africa on MSNMulder moves to fifth - Five highest individual scores in Test cricket historyAntigua Recreation Ground, St John's In 1994, it was 25-year-old Lara who etched his name in the record books by breaking Sir ...
Shaw played 32 first-class matches for Mumbai, scoring 2,648 runs at an average of 49.03, including seven centuries and ten half-centuries. He has also featured in 29 List A games for the state side.
Australia's wicketkeeper-batter collected his third Player of the Match award in his last 11 Tests to underscore his ...
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And the setbacks have piled up. Shaw's 2023-24 season was marred by a knee injury during his stint with Northamptonshire, forcing him to miss both the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy and Vijay Hazare Trophy.
Cameron Green hopes that his vital half-century on the third day in Grenada can kick-start his career as a Test No. 3 having ...
Young Mumbai sensation Prithvi Shaw has been named captain of the 15-member Indian squad for the 2018 Under-19 World Cup to be held in New Zealand from January 13.
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