India lost by eight wickets in the first Test of a four-match series against Australia. This day and night game, played in Adelaide, was reduced to just three days. India scored their lowest Test score (36) in this match. Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood were responsible for bringing Team India to a position that took nine wickets in the second innings. In this match for India, opener Prithvi Shah came out cheaply in both innings. Fans have been urging him to quit the show. Meanwhile, the former opener of the team, Wasim Jaffer, has supported him in style.

Zafar shared the photo on his official Twitter account. In it he wrote, “Take a long breath … it’s just a bad game, not a bad life.” He tagged this post to Prithvi Shah. Jafar has been praised by fans for coming to support the young cricketer.

Let me tell you, Prithvi Shah was almost identical in both innings of the first Test, then there were questions about his batting style. Many former cricketers have talked about allowing Shubman Gill in his second Test match. Commenting on Prithvi Shah’s batting, former Australian batsman Ricky Ponting said: ‘I can’t be comfortable with the ball coming up and Australia’s pace attack has marked their deficit’.

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Prithvi Shah tell us that she has been fighting for runs since long ago. His performance in the IPL 2020, which was played in the UAE this year, was a disappointment for the Delhi Capitals. Moreover, during his last tour of New Zealand with the Indian team, he could not show anything special with the bat.

Prithvi Shah shared a motivational message on her Instagram story on Sunday. He wrote, “If people sometimes urge you to do something, it means you can do it, but they can’t.” Through this message, Prithvi has replied to his critics.

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