The two-and-half-month stay in England seems to have done a world of good for Rizvi Springfield all-rounder Prithvi Shaw. The 13-year-old seems to have adapted to the English conditions well enough
“Being in England was a great feeling. When I landed, I was a Hindi speaking tapori kid. But in two months, my whole personality changed. I have learnt the importance of being punctual and also to speak the way the Brit kids do,” said the 13-year-old when he addressed a media conference at the MIG Club in Bandra yesterday.
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Shaw attended summer semester at the Cheadle Hulme School (Manchester) and played cricket with various teams from Bramhall and Lancashire. The all-rounder scored 1446 runs and bagged 68 wickets there. “I struggled a lot in the first two weeks to adjust to the wet conditions there, but eventually adapted to the slow and wet wickets. As I was short they used to bully me,” said Shaw with a smile.
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