Updated On: 20 April, 2021 07:25 AM IST | Mumbai | Subodh Mayure
The swashbuckling opening batsman bounced back to form, helping Mumbai win the Vijay Hazare Trophy in March after scoring a mammoth 827 runs, including four centuries.

DC’s Prithvi Shaw during his 17-ball 32 on Sunday. Pic/BCCI; IPL
Delhi Capitals (DC) opener Prithvi Shaw, who scored a 17-ball 32 in his team’s six-wicket win over Punjab Kings at the Wankhede Stadium on Sunday, is a much-relieved batsman now than he was a few months ago. In December last year, Shaw was dropped following his zero and four in the first Test against Australia in Adelaide.
“After the Australia series and after getting dropped after the first game, I started worrying about my technique and wondered why I was getting bowled all the time.