US EditionPrithvi Shaw joins Maharashtra ahead of 2025-26 season
KONKAN DIVISION, MAHARASHTRA, JUL 7 – Shaw aims to revive his career with Maharashtra after being dropped by Mumbai due to fitness and disciplinary issues; he scored 4,556 runs in 58 first-class matches, MCA said.
- Prithvi Shaw officially joined the Maharashtra Cricket Association team on July 7, 2025, ending his long association with Mumbai for the upcoming domestic season.
- Shaw secured a No Objection Certificate from Mumbai following his removal from the Mumbai squads due to fitness concerns, disciplinary problems, and a dip in performance.
- MCA President Rohit Pawar said Shaw's international and IPL experience could prove valuable, adding tremendous strength to a talented squad with players like Ruturaj Gaikwad and Rahul Tripathi.
- Shaw mentioned that moving to the Maharashtra team represents a valuable opportunity for his development as a cricketer at this point in his career and thanked the Mumbai Cricket Association for their continued support throughout his tenure.
- This strategic move strengthens Maharashtra’s squad amid remarkable infrastructure enhancements by MCA and suggests a fresh opportunity for Shaw to revive his cricketing journey.
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