The 26-year-old batter spoke about his aspirations after Maharashtra's dominant Ranji Trophy win over Bengal in Kolkata.
Maharashtra opening batter Prithvi Shaw expressed his desire to make an India comeback following Maharashtra's 10-wicket Ranji Trophy victory over Bengal in Kolkata. Speaking on November 5, 2026, the 26-year-old explained that returning to international cricket is always in the back of his mind, though he is striving to focus on the present.
Shaw last played for India in July 2021 and has recorded two half-centuries in seven Ranji Trophy innings this season. He acknowledged the natural fluctuations in his form and praised his transition after switching domestic sides from Mumbai to Maharashtra.
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