Team India opener Prithvi Shaw made his debut in international cricket at a very young age and scored a century in his very first Test match as well. He became the first player to score a century while making his debut for India. He scored a century in his Test debut as well and made a name for himself too. However, He has turned 22 and his rumoured Prachi Singh has wished him as well.

Notably, she is an assistant director and writer, known for the blockbuster movie Bajrangi Bhaijaan (2015). However, after winning the ICC U-19 World Cup in 2018, he made his debut in the Indian Premier League too but his poor show cost him a place in the ICC T20 World Cup 2021, where India failed to qualify for the semi-final. Meanwhile, Prithvi Shaw is expected to get back to the Indian squad for the home series against New Zealand.

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Here is the wish of Prachi Singh for Prithvi Shaw on his 22nd birthday:

Former Pakistan chief Salman Butt had earlier shared his views on Shaw in his YouTube channel: “He has every one of the strokes in his collection, yet Prithvi Shaw is playing an excessive number of shots too soon. He wants to think about factors like time, speed, wicket and resistance and deal with his innings as needs be. Indeed, even the incomparable Sachin Tendulkar paced his innings according to the circumstance.”

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However, Team India ended their campaign on a winning note against Namibia. After the win, Virat Kohli said: “Relief firstly (on leaving T20I captaincy). It’s been a honor but things need to be kept at the right perspective. I felt this was the right time to manage my workload. It’s been six or seven years of heavy workload and there is a lot of pressure. The guys have been fantastic, I know we haven’t got the results here but we have played some really good cricket. The guys have really made my work easier. The way we played the last three games, it’s a game of margins – T20 cricket these days. Two overs of attacking cricket at the top is what we were missing in the first two games. As I said, we weren’t brave enough in those games and in the group we were in, it was tough.”

He continued: “A big thank you to all those guys (Ravi Shastri and his support staff). They have done a great job over the years, creating such a wonderful environment for the players. People loved to get back to the atmosphere. They have done a really great job. That (his aggression) is never going to change. The day it does, I’ll stop playing cricket. Even before I became captain, I have always loved to contribute in some way or the other. Surya didn’t get much game time in this World Cup, so I thought it will be a nice memory to take back. That was the idea (behind not batting himself).”