Prithvi Shaw

T20 World Cup 2021

Prithvi Shaw needs to make his India case all over again

What more does Shaw have to do?

Stories
Post-2023 may be too late for India to go the Prithvi Shaw way

India made 91 runs in the first 10 overs

by Rohit Sankar / July 19, 2021
Opinion
Flying Prithvi Shaw from Sri Lanka to England won't help him or India

If the selectors were so impressed with his improvement, shouldn't he have been in the original squad?

by Sarah Waris / July 6, 2021
Stories
Strange jersey numbers in cricket and the stories behind them

One every year for some

by Wisden Staff / May 27, 2021
Stories
The fringe players who could be crucial for India at the T20 World Cup

The extended 22-man squad could be a blessing

by Rohit Sankar / May 22, 2021
T20 World Cup 2021
A list of India's surplus top-order options for T20 World Cup 2021

No matter who they choose, India will leave a few talented players behind

by Rupin Kale / May 14, 2021
World Test Championship
Seven players unlucky to miss out on selection for the India Test squad to tour England

Should Shaw have made the cut?

by Ben Gardner / May 7, 2021
Videos
Watch: Prithvi Shaw delights with splendid straight six

Nonchalant, effortless and stunning

by Wisden Staff / April 18, 2021
Features
The eight Indians who have made a List A double century

The first one happened in 2010

by Wisden Staff / February 26, 2021
Stories
Watch: Highlights of Prithvi Shaw's incredible record-breaking double century for Mumbai

The 21-year-old slammed 31 fours and five sixes

by Wisden Staff / February 25, 2021

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November '21 Issue

T20 World Cup preview – profiles of every team, CricViz analysis, Keiron Pollard and Mohammad Rizwan
County season review – all 18 counties covered, in-depth features on Warwickshire and Kent
Andrew Miller writes on player power
Lawrence Booth on the wider impact of T20’s exponential growth
Adam Collins on the hoopla and hypocrisy that surrounds an Ashes series
Peter Oborne tears into the ECB following their decision to cancel the tour of Pakistan
John Crawley on the most significant moments in his run-laden career
Tymal Mills opens up on the bumpy road which has eventually led to World Cup selection

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Prithvi Shaw

Prithvi Shaw needs to make his India case all over again

Post-2023 may be too late for India to go the Prithvi Shaw way

Flying Prithvi Shaw from Sri Lanka to England won't help him or India

Strange jersey numbers in cricket and the stories behind them

The fringe players who could be crucial for India at the T20 World Cup

A list of India's surplus top-order options for T20 World Cup 2021

Seven players unlucky to miss out on selection for the India Test squad to tour England

Watch: Prithvi Shaw delights with splendid straight six

The eight Indians who have made a List A double century

Watch: Highlights of Prithvi Shaw's incredible record-breaking double century for Mumbai

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