Indian opener Prithvi Shaw has seemingly made a resounding comeback in the game, especially in the domestic circuit. It was his recent stint in the just-concluded Vijay Hazare Trophy for Mumbai that has been wonderful.
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While Mumbai has managed to win its fourth title after beating Uttar Pradesh in the final on Sunday, it has been highly aided by Shaw's performance. Meanwhile, he has scripted a historic feat in the tournament.
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Shaw managed to score his 800th run of the season during the final, collecting 32 runs. As a result, he has become the first batsman in the tournament's history to amass 800 runs in a single edition, thus going past Mayank Agarwal's previous record, who had scored 723 during the 2017-18 edition.
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Last week, Shaw had slammed a 123-ball 185 against Saurashtra while chasing. Consequently, he produced the highest List-A score by an Indian while chasing, going past Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Virat Kohli's record of 183.
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