New Delhi, March 26 -- Once an Indian cricket prodigy, Prithvi Shaw found himself out of favour for nearly every team he was part of in the past couple of years. Back in the Delhi Capitals after missing out last year, the 26-year-old said he is wiser, with renewed focus and intent in his eighth year with the franchise. While an India comeback is the long-term goal, Shaw knows better now than to be harsh on himself with strict targets. "If I don't think of a comeback, that would be a mistake... that's why I'm playing. Of course, everyone wants to play for India, that's why I'm working hard," Shaw told reporters here. "The amount of effort I used to put in, I put in three times more today. I'm giving not just 100%, but 200% to make that comeback. Earlier, I used to set targets, but when you don't achieve them, it affects you. I focus on the present," he said. During his time off in the IPL last year, Shaw grounded himself by taking a much-needed break. "I enjoyed my life, went to a couple of places to refresh my mind, and then came back to the same routine. I practised and worked hard - training, batting, everything I used to do, I started doing it three times more. I think it was a good break for me. I can't say I took a step back, it was a needed break to make myself mentally strong." Shaw acknowledged that despite the volume of runs he scored, he has made mistakes. Through the phase that involved noise and scrutiny from quarters, he stayed in touch with his coach Prashant Shetty. "I've made mistakes in my life and now I feel it's time to find happiness on the ground. Cricket is my passion and no one can take that away from me."...