There is unanimity in Mumbai’s maidaans that Prithvi Shaw can still resurrect his game at 25. But the despondency over his perceived current lifestyle, the visibly poor standards of fitness and serious questions over his drive and motivation, make the much-desired comeback seem very distant. But concern for the young batsman, once anointed as Mumbai’s next big name, overrides everything else. “I still feel he can make a comeback,” prefaces Sanjay Potnis, a MLA from Kalina, who was the first person in Mumbai to lend the Shaws a helping hand by providing them with a small flat in Santacruz to cut down his travel time from Virar. Potnis blames fame and money for landing Prithvi in unhelpful company. “His game is not bad, the people around him are of different kinds. No one is taking care of his sport, sab uska faayda he utha rahe hai. No one is with him at the moment, he is dependent on himself. After he left (Santacruz to Juhu to Bandra), there was no one who took care of …