"From Alternate Universe": Delhi Capitals Share Prithvi Shaw's Leg Breaks. Watch
Prithvi Shaw decided to roll his arm over in the nets for loopy leg breaks, a sight Delhi Capitals claimed to be from alternate universe.
- Kislaya Srivastava
- Updated: September 06, 2020 01:45 pm IST
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Prithvi Shaw bowled some leg breaks in the Delhi Capitals nets
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Shaw is an opening batsman for Delhi Capitals since 2018
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IPL 2020 begins in the UAE from September 19
All teams have got into the groove of the upcoming 13th season of Indian Premier League (IPL) with training sessions spread across the three host cities in the UAE – Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Sharjah – and have notched up their preparations of what would be a very different IPL season. In the same spirit, Delhi Capitals' Prithvi Shaw tried to go the extra mile in the nets by rolling his arm over for some gentle leg-breaks. “Leaked footage discovered from an alternate universe” is how Delhi Capitals termed this unlikely development, but Shaw tasted some success as the batsman who launched his loopy delivery into the night sky was apparently caught somewhere in the deep.
Leaked footage discovered from an alternate universe #Dream11IPL #YehHaiNayiDilli @PrithviShaw pic.twitter.com/t7v3vq2rGk
— Delhi Capitals (Tweeting from ????????) (@DelhiCapitals) September 6, 2020
Shaw, an opening batsman for Delhi, has scored 598 runs from 25 matches at 23.92 and a strike rate of 141.03 and is likely to team up with Shikhar Dhawan at the top of the order.
Delhi are coached by former Australia captain Ricky Ponting and will be led by Shreyas Iyer. They have the likes of Ravichandran Ashwin, Ajinkya Rahane, Shimron Hetmyer, Kagiso Rabada and Ishant Sharma in their midst.
Delhi finished No. 3 in IPL 2019 and are yet to win an IPL title.
IPL 2020 begins on September 19 and the final will be played on November 10. The schedule for the league is likely to be released on Sunday, September 6, said IPL chairman Brijesh Patel.
The league was moved out of India as the country is severely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. India has the third-highest number of coronavirus cases in the world.