Despite the fact that Prithvi Shaw has blown hot and cold in the progressing period of the Indian Premier League, he has absolutely figured out how to intrigue the cricketing crew by displaying what he can do if and when he gets moving. Shaw is right now at no. 3 situation in Delhi's most elevated run-scorers of the competition, with 202 runs in 8 games at a normal of 25.25. Be that as it may, the best component of Shaw's insights is his strike pace of 149.62, which is enormous for an initial batsman.
Talking in a scene of Star Sports' Cricket Connected, Prithvi Shaw got a monstrous commendation from previous England spinner Graeme Swann, who contrasted the youthful opener and India legend Virender Sehwag.
“There are a couple of things. Shreyas Iyer is a very very good leader. Ricky Ponting, I saw him smile after a game that he never did when he played against England. So, I think they are a happy camp,” Swann said.
“Prithvi Shaw, as well. I love the way he bats, he is like a baby Sehwag, he is like a miniature version of Virender Sehwag, who was one of my favorite Indian players of all time,” he added.
“I think, all in all, they have got a very strong team and they are playing with a lot of confidence. I think they look like the team to beat at the moment,” Swann further said.
Delhi Capitals will next face off against Chennai Super Kings on Saturday in their next fixture.