After his sensational debut in the Test cricket against West Indies, India's Under-19 World Cup winning skipper Prithvi Shaw says that he is ready to play down the order if considered for the still to figure out number four spot in the World Cup-bound squad.
He has been a specialist opener but has no issues if he required to bat in the middle order for India in the limited overs.
"For India, it is all about whatever number in any format they want me to bat. It's going to be my job not the other way round," he said.
However, he did speak about how the mindset changes.
"When I open the innings in limited overs, my mindset is different. Two men outside 30-yard circle, powerplay overs but when I am going down the order, it will obviously change. I watch a lot of experienced players. I watch if I go at No 5, what will I do there. It's all about mindset, how you approach that situation."
He has been with the Indian team only during two series but felt comfortable after coach Ravi Shastri and skipper Virat Kohli made it clear that there is nothing called senior or junior in the team.
"I have learned a lot. I mean I was a bit nervous when I first entered that (Indian) dressing room with players having 10 years of experience sitting in front of me. When the skipper and coach said that there are no seniors or juniors, you then kind of open up and irritate them with your questions," said the World Cup-winning former India U-19 captain.