Published 11:40 IST, November 17th 2019
Prithvi Shaw slams fifty on return, on hot pursuit for recall to Team India
One of India's youngest openers Prithvi Shaw slammed a half-century on his return to cricket in T20 against Assam in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy on Sunday
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One of India's youngest openers Prithvi Shaw slammed a half-century on his return to cricket in T20 against Assam in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy on Sunday. Prithvi Shaw's comeback to the field after an eight-month ban was very much anticipated as the young batsman himself revealed that the fans would see a Prithvi Shaw 2.0 on his return to cricket. The sensational Mumbai lad, who became eligible to play again from November 17, scored 63 runs off 39 deliveries laced with seven fours and two sixes. With his comeback to the domestic side, Prithvi Shaw will be eyeing a recall to the Indian side, an opportunity that he would like to grab before the T20 World Cup in Australia next year.
Prithvi Shaw slams 50 on return
Welcome back! He is making a comeback today and @PrithviShaw makes it a memorable one with a fine-half century for Mumbai against Assam in @Paytm #MushtaqAliT20. pic.twitter.com/hiBfiElhed
— BCCI Domestic (@BCCIdomestic) November 17, 2019
Fans go frenzy over Prithvi Shaw's knock on return
Prithvi Shaw back to scoring runs
— #MayankFC (@MiddleStump_) November 17, 2019
Forget IPL, forget Big Bash.... Prithvi Shaw has come back!
— TK Nandy (@TkNandy) November 17, 2019
Prithvi Shaw today after getting 50 celebrated like KING Kohli.
— K I R A N (@TarakFanatic) November 17, 2019
Let the bat do the talking 🤙 pic.twitter.com/w7HYbqAQrc
Prithvi Shaw looks the same like anything didn't happen. Just a wow talent... We can't afford to lose him at any cost... Better than Kohli-Rohit at 21
— Sarthak Karkhanis (@ssarthaktweets) November 17, 2019
Prithvi Shaw's anti-doping violation
Shaw's doping test had taken place on February 22 in Indore and his sample tested positive for Terbutaline which is on WADA's list of prohibited substances. He was charged under the BCCI's anti-doping rules on July 16, 2019, and responded by admitting the violation but asserted that it was inadvertent as it has resulted from him taking an over-the-counter medication for his cough. His eight-month period of ineligibility was deemed to have begun on March 16, 2019, and will run till November 15.
11:24 IST, November 17th 2019