<p>Opening batsman Prithvi Shaw has left Mumbai's Ranji Trophy squad midway after suffering a left rotator cuff injury.<br />
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The player suffered the injury in the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/no-compromise-on-credibility-zero-tolerance-toward-corruption-sourav-ganguly-in-his-first-media-interaction-as-bcci-president-257698">Ranji Trophy</a> match against Karnataka at Bandra Kurla Complex. The batsman has now been rushed to the National Cricket Academy (NCA).<br />
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"He underwent an MRI scan last evening in Mumbai, and the reports confirmed a labral tear. He is in a lot of pain and is headed to Bangalore to meet the NCA physios. They will assess him and decide the next course," ESPN Cricinfo quoted Mumbai's coach Vinayak Samant as saying.<br />
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Shaw had picked up the injury on Friday when he fell on his left shoulder while backing up to stop an overthrow. He left the field immediately and did not return.<br />
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"Initially, it was more a precaution to get him off the field and rest him. I wanted him to bat, I thought he will bat even if it meant just going there, blocking and supporting the other batsman, but he wasn't entirely comfortable with that," said Vinayak.<br />
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"Then we received an e-mail this morning around 11 am from the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/bcci-confirms-jay-shah-as-representative-to-iccs-chief-executives-committee-265608">BCCI</a> to pull him out of the match and send him to the NCA for assessment. Losing him to an injury is disappointing, looking at his own game and from our team's point of view because we need to fight for every run if are to set a defend a target against Karnataka," he said.<br />
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Shaw was named in India A squad for the upcoming series against New Zealand and the side was slated to leave for Auckland on January 10.<br />
Last year, Shaw was suspended by the BCCI for a doping violation.<br />
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BCCI, in their statement, had stated that they were satisfied with the explanation given by Shaw that he had taken Terbutaline inadvertently to treat a Respiratory Tract Infection and not as a performance-enhancing drug.</p>


Opening batsman Prithvi Shaw has left Mumbai's Ranji Trophy squad midway after suffering a left rotator cuff injury. The player suffered the injury in the Ranji Trophy match against Karnataka at Bandra Kurla Complex.

Opening batsman Prithvi Shaw has left Mumbai's Ranji Trophy squad midway after suffering a left rotator cuff injury. The player suffered the injury in the Ranji Trophy match against Karnataka at Bandra Kurla Complex. The batsman has now been rushed to the National Cricket Academy (NCA). "He underwent an MRI scan last evening in Mumbai, and the reports confirmed a labral tear. He is in a lot of pain and is headed to Bangalore to meet the NCA physios. They will assess him and decide the next course," ESPN Cricinfo quoted Mumbai's coach Vinayak Samant as saying. Shaw had picked up the injury on Friday when he fell on his left shoulder while backing up to stop an overthrow. He left the field immediately and did not return. "Initially, it was more a precaution to get him off the field and rest him. I wanted him to bat, I thought he will bat even if it meant just going there, blocking and supporting the other batsman, but he wasn't entirely comfortable with that," said Vinayak. "Then we received an e-mail this morning around 11 am from the BCCI to pull him out of the match and send him to the NCA for assessment. Losing him to an injury is disappointing, looking at his own game and from our team's point of view because we need to fight for every run if are to set a defend a target against Karnataka," he said. Shaw was named in India A squad for the upcoming series against New Zealand and the side was slated to leave for Auckland on January 10. Last year, Shaw was suspended by the BCCI for a doping violation. BCCI, in their statement, had stated that they were satisfied with the explanation given by Shaw that he had taken Terbutaline inadvertently to treat a Respiratory Tract Infection and not as a performance-enhancing drug.

Prithvi Shaw suffers injury, BCCI withdraws him from Mumbai's Ranji squad

<p>When most of the country was asleep, a spirited lot in Mumbai took to the streets to participate in the third edition of Zee Business BSE Bull Run. The 6-km run, which celebrates India&#39;s vibrant economy, started from Bandra Kurla complex in the wee hours of Sunday and saw participation from 10,000 people.</p>

<p>The run was flagged off at 6.30 am by an eminent group of personalities who had gathered to support, motivate and inspire marathoners. Among them was Bollywood actor and fitness enthusiast Vidyut Jammwal who warmed up the gathered crowd with his inspiring tricks and shared a few health tips with the runners too.</p>

<p>&quot;Zee Business BSE Bull Run is celebration of India&#39;s vibrant economy which is about to take a giant leap. It is a pioneering initiative by Zee Business &amp; BSE to engage the common man and retail investors with India&rsquo;s growth story. Every year this celebration of &nbsp;India Inc before the budget sets the tone for our massive Budget Campaign. This year due to thumping response the event had to be moved to MMRDA Grounds from traditional venue of Dalal Street which speaks volumes about its brand equity and the excitement it brings to our audiences,&rdquo; said Mihir Bhatt, Deputy Editor of ZEE Business.</p>

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<p>Mumbai is known for its economic and financial growth and the people behind it were also actively involved in the run. S Ravi, Chairman, BSE, spoke to ZEE Business and said, &quot;Healthy India and healthy economy are two most important aspects of our nation and both will be in action today. Healthy India, healthy index and healthy BSE that is the way it is.&quot;</p>

<p>&quot;Indian economy is growing in a healthy fashion but sometimes we tend to ignore our personal health, especially the folks in financial markets who are glued to computer screens day in and day out resulting in several health concerns, so must be careful about our health too,&quot; said Ashish Chauhan, MD &amp; CEO, BSE.</p>

<p>In the male category, Devendra Singh emerged at Numero Uno position clocking a time of 15 minutes and 50 seconds. Devender Singh, an Indian Army jawan, narrowly missed the top position and took the second spot with a time of 15 minutes and 54 seconds, while Shailesh Gangoda secured the third spot with a time of 16.01 minutes.</p>

<p>In the female category, Geeta Rathode emerged victorious clocking a time of 22.28 minutes, while Savita Yadav took the second spot with 23.22 minutes and Manisha finished third with a time of 28.03 minutes.</p>


The six-kilometre run kicked off in Mumbai at 6.30 am Sunday

When most of the country was asleep, a spirited lot in Mumbai took to the streets to participate in the third edition of Zee Business BSE Bull Run. The 6-km run, which celebrates India's vibrant economy, started from Bandra Kurla complex in the wee hours of Sunday and saw participation from 10,000 people. The run was flagged off at 6.30 am by an eminent group of personalities who had gathered to support, motivate and inspire marathoners. Among them was Bollywood actor and fitness enthusiast Vidyut Jammwal who warmed up the gathered crowd with his inspiring tricks and shared a few health tips with the runners too. "Zee Business BSE Bull Run is celebration of India's vibrant economy which is about to take a giant leap. It is a pioneering initiative by Zee Business & BSE to engage the common man and retail investors with India’s growth story. Every year this celebration of India Inc before the budget sets the tone for our massive Budget Campaign. This year due to thumping response the event had to be moved to MMRDA Grounds from traditional venue of Dalal Street which speaks volumes about its brand equity and the excitement it brings to our audiences,” said Mihir Bhatt, Deputy Editor of ZEE Business. This year due to thumping response the event had to be moved to MMRDA Grounds from traditional venue of Dalal Street which speaks volumes about its brand equity and the excitement it brings to our audiences,' said Mihir Bhatt, Deputy Editor of ZEE Business × Mumbai is known for its economic and financial growth and the people behind it were also actively involved in the run. S Ravi, Chairman, BSE, spoke to ZEE Business and said, "Healthy India and healthy economy are two most important aspects of our nation and both will be in action today. Healthy India, healthy index and healthy BSE that is the way it is." "Indian economy is growing in a healthy fashion but sometimes we tend to ignore our personal health, especially the folks in financial markets who are glued to computer screens day in and day out resulting in several health concerns, so must be careful about our health too," said Ashish Chauhan, MD & CEO, BSE. In the male category, Devendra Singh emerged at Numero Uno position clocking a time of 15 minutes and 50 seconds. Devender Singh, an Indian Army jawan, narrowly missed the top position and took the second spot with a time of 15 minutes and 54 seconds, while Shailesh Gangoda secured the third spot with a time of 16.01 minutes. In the female category, Geeta Rathode emerged victorious clocking a time of 22.28 minutes, while Savita Yadav took the second spot with 23.22 minutes and Manisha finished third with a time of 28.03 minutes.

10,000 take part in third edition of Zee Business BSE Bull Run celebrating India's vibrant economy

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Prithvi Shaw suffers injury, BCCI withdraws him from Mumbai's Ranji squad

10,000 take part in third edition of Zee Business BSE Bull Run celebrating India's vibrant economy