By Admin 
Indian all-rounder Shivam Dubey is in tremendous form these days. After leading India to the title win in the Asia Cup, he has now wreaked havoc with the bat in domestic cricket as well. In the practice match between Mumbai and Maharashtra played in Pune, Dubey gave such a stormy performance that the bowlers were stunned.
Century in 62 balls, 9 sixes and 5 fours
Playing for Mumbai, Shivam Dubey scored a century in just 62 balls. His innings included 9 sixes and 5 fours. The way he batted, the opposition team was completely on the back foot. The most special moment came when he hit four consecutive sixes in the same over of left-arm spinner Hitesh Walunj.
Dubey came to the crease at a time when the Mumbai team was under pressure after losing the first two wickets. Captain Hardik Tamore also retired hurt after scoring 24 runs. In such a situation, Dubey took charge and scored runs at a strike rate of 160.
Prithvi Shaw scored 181 runs, but caught in controversy
In this match, Prithvi Shaw from Maharashtra also burst on fire with the bat and scored a brilliant 181 runs. However, his innings later got embroiled in controversies. Actually, during the match, he had a fight with Mumbai player Musheer Khan (younger brother of Sarfaraz Khan).
According to the information, Prithvi Shaw got angry after getting out and he picked up the bat and ran towards Musheer. The atmosphere on the field became heated and the argument between the two players started increasing. The umpire and team management somehow pacified the matter by intervening. The investigation of this incident has now been handed over to former Indian cricketer Dilip Vengsarkar.
Warning message received before Ranji
This three-day practice match played before the start of Ranji Trophy was in discussion in many ways. On one hand, Shivam Dubey’s stormy batting attracted everyone’s attention, while on the other hand, Prithvi Shaw’s aggressive attitude disappointed. This form of Shivam is a big indication for the Indian team that this all-rounder can prove to be a match-winning player in the coming season also.