Overview
- Shaw reached his hundred in 122 balls with 14 fours and one six, then fell for 111 off 141 as Maharashtra slid to 166-6.
- The knock came against Chhattisgarh in Chennai, steadying the innings after a slide from 71-0 to 86-4 and featuring a 57-run stand with Siddharth Mhatre.
- He opened with a 71-run partnership with Sachin Dhas, while Ruturaj Gaikwad, batting at No. 4, was out for 1.
- This was Shaw’s first competitive match since December 2024, and he also took three outfield catches earlier in the game.
- The debut follows a June NOC to leave Mumbai after form and fitness setbacks and going unsold at the IPL 2025 auction.