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Prithvi Shaw Shines For Mumbai in Syed Mushtaq Ali Game vs Punjab, Fans Spot India Captain Virat Kohli’s Signature on His Bat | SEE POSTS
Shaw was banned by the BCCI from all forms of cricket for a (retrospective) period of eight months in July after failing a dope test during the Mushtaq Ali Trophy in March and his ban ended on Friday.
Written by India.com Staff
Published: Nov 27, 2019, 08:14 PM (IST)
Edited: Nov 27, 2019, 08:14 PM (IST)

Making a comeback from the doping ban, India cricketer Prithvi Shaw dazzled with the bat as he smashed a breathtaking 53 off 27 balls against Punjab in a Syed Mushtaq Ali trophy game on Wednesday. But, what stole the limelight was the signature on Shaw’s bat. It was a signature on his bat by India skipper Virat Kohli which caught the attention of fans during the game. Without wasting any time, fans praised Kohli and reacted to the picture posted by BCCI on their Twitter handle.
Whose autograph is this on @PrithviShaw‘s bat? #PUNvMUM @paytm #MushtaqAliT20 #SuperLeague pic.twitter.com/ATdEKXUJ5K
BCCI Domestic (@BCCIdomestic) November 27, 2019
Here is how fans reacted to spotting it:
Wow!! Kohli encouraging young players.Such a Inspiration for these young lads..
Mohit Sharma (@mohitsharma13__) November 27, 2019
@imVkohli truly inspiring
Nik (@nishant_pareek5) November 27, 2019
Cheekku..😁❤️
Quirky ™ (@HariKutty37) November 27, 2019
“Now I will focus on scoring as many runs as possible and win games for the team,” said Shaw earlier after playing his first game after serving a backdated eight-month suspension by the BCCI for failing a dope test.
“I will just keep scoring runs. It is all about the selectors and what they think. My job is to score runs and win games for the team,” the 20-year-old opening batsman explained.
Shaw was banned by the BCCI from all forms of cricket for a (retrospective) period of eight months in July after failing a dope test during the Mushtaq Ali Trophy in March and his ban ended on Friday.
“I had never thought that something like this would happen. I was obviously upset. For the first 20-25 days after I was banned, I was not able to understand how did it happen,” he said.
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Since his comeback, Shaw has been in ominous form. He has already notched up three fifties in five innings. His scores in the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 Trophy tournament have been 53 (27), 30 (17), 64 (39), 30 (19) and 63 (39).