Twitter Reaction
Prithvi Shaw Gets Badly Trolled For Getting Out On A Duck In Adelaide
By CricShots - Dec 17, 2020 3:16 pm
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The young Indian protege, Prithvi Shaw hasn’t managed to get away from his struggles in competitive cricket as he suffered another failure on Day 1 of the day-night Test in Adelaide as he was cleaned up by Mitchell Starc on the second ball of the match on Thursday. Shaw was included in the Indian team ahead of Shubman Gill for the series opener in Adelaide, but he failed to make an impact.

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Prithvi Shaw was dismissed on a duck

However, Shaw’s manner of dismissal becoming the talk of the town on social media. Fans, who had already questioned his inclusion in the playing XI, trolled the batsman on social media.

Watch how Shaw got out:

Here’s is how fans reacted to Prithvi Shaw’s dismissal:

https://twitter.com/ShahrukhJiMalik/status/1339442224854040576?s=20

https://twitter.com/rahuljaiinn/status/1339440965459701761?s=20

https://twitter.com/TheFlummoxGuy/status/1339433624874020866?s=20

https://twitter.com/viratkohliFab/status/1339432860097282048?s=20

Earlier in the game, the Indian skipper Virat Kohli won the toss and decided to bat first with Prithvi Shaw and Mayank Agarwal -walking out to bat on Thursday. Mitchell Starc started with the new ball for the hosts and provided them with an early breakthrough. Starc bowled full wide of off stump and Shaw tried to drive him away from his body, only managing an inside edge which rattled his timber.

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After his departure, Agarwal and Cheteshwar Pujara played some gritty knocks and saw off the opening hour of day’s play without losing any more wickets. Pujara looked solid as ever, while Agarwal also fought hard for his 17 runs.

However, Agarwal failed to make the most of his start as Pat Cummins, the No. 1 fast bowler in the longest format, bowled him through the gate with a wonderful delivery after he had leaned forward to defend, leaving a considerable gap between his bat and pad. After Agarwal’s departure, Pujara was joined in by Kohli in the middle, with scoreboard reading 32/2.

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India reached 107/3 at dinner break, with Pujara unbeaten on 17 and Kohli batting on five runs.