Prithvi Shaw becomes the second youngest debutant to attain century for India

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Prithvi Shaw (18 years, 329 days) is the second youngest Indian to attain a 100 on check debut
Shaw is also the youngest to attain one hundred on Duldeep Trophy debut
Shaw reached his debut check 100 off only 99 balls vs West Indies
Prithvi Shaw at 18 years and 329 days became the youngest Indian to score a half of-century on test debut. The document was earlier held by Abbas Ali Baig (two decades and 126 days) and Gundappa Viswanath (twenty years and 276 days)

Shaw had introduced himself with a file-breaking 546 off 330 balls in college cricket as a 14-year-old. Over the following several years, Shaw persisted to dominate headlines and it changed into apparent to several specialists that the boy would be destined for greatness.

On Wednesday, the Indian crew control announced Shaw might make his take a look at debut against West Indies in Rajkot. He was a part of the Indian squad for the final tests in England but he did not get to play a sport.

As soon as Shikhar Dhawan turned into neglected of the two-check series in opposition to West Indies, the direction was clean for Shaw to make his debut. And there were essential expectancies of the younger man.