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NEW DELHI: Prithvi Shaw‘s short career in international cricket has been plagued with constant injuries so far and when things started falling in place for him, injury played a spoilsport for the young India batter again.
Shaw’s county stint with Northamptonshire was cut short after suffering a knee injury while fielding against Durham in English domestic cricket’s One-Day Cup match.
The 23-year-old batter, who is now on the road to recovery, shared a cryptic post on Instagram.
“People give hands when you step up in life, and always leaves it when you go down from steps,” Shaw wrote with the picture of his injured leg.
Shaw’s county stint with Northamptonshire was cut short after suffering a knee injury while fielding against Durham in English domestic cricket’s One-Day Cup match.
The 23-year-old batter, who is now on the road to recovery, shared a cryptic post on Instagram.
“People give hands when you step up in life, and always leaves it when you go down from steps,” Shaw wrote with the picture of his injured leg.
Shaw was in sublime form as he has scored two hundreds in four innings for Northamptonshire, including an extraordinary 244 at home to Somerset on August 9.
He faced just 153 balls while smashing 28 fours and 11 sixes as Northamptonshire piled up 415-8 en route to an 87-run win.
Shaw’s innings was the sixth highest individual score in any limited overs match. Only Ali Brown, with 268 for Surrey against Glamorgan back in 2002, has posted a higher solo total at this level in county cricket.
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