Mumbai: Mumbai opener Prithvi Shawcurrently recovering from a knee injury he sustained while playing for Northamptonshire in County cricket, has been retained by his IPL side, the Delhi CapitalsTOI has learnt.
Recently, there was speculation that Shaw would be released by DC, but a source confirmed to this paper, “Yes, he has been retained for IPL-2024 by the Delhi Capitals.He has been recovering at the National Cricket Academy, and should be fit for the Ranji Trophy.” Shaw has been with the Capitals since he was bought by them in the 2018 IPL auction for ₹1.2 crores.
Shaw endured an ordinary IPL-2023 though, scoring just 106 runs in eight matches at an average of 13.25.
We also published the following articles recently
Recently, there was speculation that Shaw would be released by DC, but a source confirmed to this paper, “Yes, he has been retained for IPL-2024 by the Delhi Capitals.He has been recovering at the National Cricket Academy, and should be fit for the Ranji Trophy.” Shaw has been with the Capitals since he was bought by them in the 2018 IPL auction for ₹1.2 crores.
Shaw endured an ordinary IPL-2023 though, scoring just 106 runs in eight matches at an average of 13.25.
We also published the following articles recently
Secularism has been a tool for nation-building
Former solicitor general discusses the role of secularism in Indian nation-building after the anti-colonial movement. The promise of a secular Indian State was morally superior to neighboring countries. The lecture highlights the significance of the Indian Constitution, which has governed the country since 1950, limiting governmental discretion. Judicial review is utilized to uphold constitutional rights, including fundamental rights. The lecture emphasizes the need for judicial activism to safeguard the rule of law and judicial independence. Attendees include administrators of law colleges, law students, and advocates.
Former solicitor general discusses the role of secularism in Indian nation-building after the anti-colonial movement. The promise of a secular Indian State was morally superior to neighboring countries. The lecture highlights the significance of the Indian Constitution, which has governed the country since 1950, limiting governmental discretion. Judicial review is utilized to uphold constitutional rights, including fundamental rights. The lecture emphasizes the need for judicial activism to safeguard the rule of law and judicial independence. Attendees include administrators of law colleges, law students, and advocates.