Prithvi Shaw will take no additional half within the ongoing One-Day Cup competitors in England for Northamptonshire after injuring his knee whereas fielding in a fixture towards Durham on Sunday.

Scan outcomes have revealed that the "injury is worse than initially expected", based on an announcement launched by Northamptonshire. Shaw is at present being monitored by the BCCI's medical staff and is ready to satisfy a specialist in London on Friday.

"In his short stint Prithvi has made a huge impact on us as a club. It's a huge shame he won't be with us for the remainder of this competition" Northamptonshire head coach John Sadler mentioned in an announcement. "He's an extremely humble young man, he's very respectful and had been so grateful for the opportunity to represent Northamptonshire.

"As nicely as his performances on the sphere he had a big impact in our dressing room. Nobody wished to win video games greater than him and he contributed to us doing so. We want him nicely and hope to see him scoring runs once more quickly."

The injury came at a time of a bit of an upswing for Shaw, who had been looking for a reboot of sorts following a poor IPL 2023, where Delhi Capitals left him out halfway through the competition following a run of poor form.

Shaw last played for India in July 2021, but was most recently part of the T20I squad in February this year for the series at home against New Zealand. However, poor returns in the IPL meant he wasn't considered even in India's second-rung T20I squads for Ireland and the Asian Games.

Based on how rapidly he recovers, Shaw's subsequent project might be the white-ball leg of India's home calendar that begins with the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy (T20s) in October, if he is not picked within the Rest of India squad for the Irani Cup fixture towards Ranji Trophy champions Saurashtra.