'Don't like going out anymore': Prithvi Shaw opens up on life, goal of India comeback
Cricketer Prithvi Shaw is focusing on his physical and mental well-being to stage a comeback to the Indian national team. He has stepped back from social media and public appearances to avoid distractions and paparazzi.
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NEW DELHI: At 26, Prithvi Shaw is determined to rebuild his cricket career by focusing on his game, family and work ethic while staying away from unnecessary distractions.Once regarded as one of India's brightest batting prospects, Shaw has faced several setbacks in recent years but remains committed to earning another opportunity in the national team.“I am working harder than ever before. Obviously, I am not quite on social media right now. I am just working on myself. Just me, my cricket and my family. Those are the only three things I am focusing on right now. Anything else, I am just trying to ignore or keep aside,” Shaw told India Today.When asked about whether he has grown tired of the off-the-field attention, he replied, “No, no, it is not about that. It is about a lot of these papparazzi people and all.
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