Prithvi Shaw hit an unbeaten 53 off 50 balls to steer Maharashtra to a 10-wicket win over Bengal in their Ranji Trophy Elite Group C match at Eden Gardens, Kolkata, on Thursday. The opener struck three fours and four sixes during the innings, recording his second half-century of the current domestic season. Full match details are available through Times of India coverage.
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Shaw Focuses on Present Matches Rather Than Future Selections
The 26-year-old batsman said after the game that experience has taught him not to look too far ahead. Prithvi Shaw explained that his daily routine now means returning to the room, planning the immediate next step, training well and eating properly. The opener last played for India five years ago. Asked about a return to the national side, Shaw acknowledged the thought remains present but stressed staying focused on current matches rather than future selections.
Ranji Trophy Batting Record This Season
Two half-centuries in seven innings define the current Ranji Trophy campaign for Prithvi Shaw with Maharashtra. His highest score of the season is 70, recorded against Delhi in Maharashtra’s opening match. Subsequent innings brought scores of 7, 21, 0, 17 and 12 before the unbeaten 53 against Bengal. Shaw noted that some innings will fail while others succeed, adding that converting starts into large totals requires only one successful knock.

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| Opponent | Score |
|---|---|
| Delhi | 70 |
| Subsequent matches | 7, 21, 0, 17, 12 |
| Bengal | 53 not out |
Transition From Mumbai to Maharashtra Captaincy
Leading Maharashtra follows a transfer from Mumbai completed last season. Prithvi Shaw described the move as straightforward because Pune and Mumbai sit roughly 1.5 to 2 hours apart. Familiarity with teammates such as Ruturaj Gaikwad and Ankit Bawne helped the transition. The opener confirmed he feels comfortable in the new setup and enjoys the leadership role within the squad.
Facing Mohammed Shami at Eden Gardens
The Kolkata pitch posed a specific challenge against experienced fast bowler Mohammed Shami. Prithvi Shaw observed that Shami continues to bowl at high pace without any noticeable change in approach. The Maharashtra batting lineup planned how to handle the primary fast bowler suited to those conditions. Domestic cricket updates and schedules are tracked through platforms like BCCI and IPLT20.
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