After scoring a double century in the Ranji Trophy, Prithvi Shaw responded to his critics by saying, “Hardly Makes a Difference”

Prithvi Shaw, one of the most consistent performers in the domestic spectrum, once again put the talent he possesses in a showcase and amazed the world with his unbeaten 240-run knock in the Ranji Trophy match between Mumbai and Assam on Tuesday. The match was played for the Mumbai team in the Ranji Trophy.

After making his debut for India when he was 18 years old, Shaw hasn’t been in the mix of things in Indian cricket for quite some time, and this is due to a variety of different factors.

Failures on the field, injuries, and selection rejections have all played their role as the opening batter continues to be shunned, but Shaw does not have the time or energy to pay heed to those “who deserted him when he was at a low moment.”

Shaw recorded the highest score of his career in First-Class cricket with 240 runs off 283 balls scored while playing against Assam. After the game, the aggressive opening hitter gave an interview to the Indian Express in which he expressed his satisfaction with the way he has been batting, stating that the only thing that was missing was a “huge score.”

He remarked, “I was content with the way I was batting (this season), just that I was not scoring a big score.” “I was delighted with the way I was batting,”

“However, if you are determined to score runs and you continue to do what you need to do, you will eventually be rewarded. The innings were the direct outcome of the laborious effort that I have put into improving my game over the past few years.”

Younger players typically look to more experienced players for advice when they are having trouble finding their form. In contrast, Shaw was able to regain his form in red-ball cricket thanks to the guidance he received from within himself.

“I didn’t interact with many other people, but I was always imagining things in my head. I went back and watched some old footage of myself hitting baseballs.

While I was by alone, I was reflecting on what was going on and I came to the conclusion that I had a good handle on some things and a poor handle on others.

I was improving in all aspects of my performance and was making progress with my procedures. But I was aware that there are instances when that does not happen, and there are other times when it does happen, “he remarked.

The batter known as Shaw has garnered both praise and criticism throughout his career, despite the fact that there is no denying the talent that he possesses. However, he is not in the mood to give those people who criticise him any consideration.

“When there were no runs taking place, folks would continue conversing to pass the time. I was in the habit of ignoring them. There is no significance in the people who deserted me at the difficult times in my life “He gave an explanation.

“It scarcely makes a difference what critics say, regardless of who they are. I was aware of the things that I was doing correctly as well as the things that I was doing incorrectly.

I was concentrating on my method and how I conduct myself generally. Because I am an adult with sufficient self-awareness, I am aware that it is not necessary for me to interact with these individuals “Shaw went into more detail.

In their match against Assam on Tuesday, Mumbai finished the day with a score of 416/2. When play picks back up on Wednesday, they will have the opportunity to try to add to that total.