Eyeing their record-extending 5th Under-19 World Cup trophy, the Indian colts will take on England in the final showdown at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium on Saturday.
Out of the 14 editions, the formidable Indian side have entered 8 finals and grabbed a record number of 4 trophies including the last World Cup in 2018.
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The Boys in Blue who have registered successive wins on the field in the ongoing edition successfully battled Covid-19 during the campaign.
Their captain Yash Dhull along with 5 other players had tested positive during the league stage but India did not fall short on expectation in any department during the tournament.
Despite preparations being affected due to the pandemic, the Indian batters and bowlers aced throughout the series.
On the other hand areEngland who have entered their first final since 1998 when it won its only Under-19 trophy.
Like their fiery opponents, Tom Prest-led side too hasn't lost a single match in their run-up to the title clash.
However, the confident Yash Dhull-led side won't go easy on England as they aim to recreate history by clinching their 5th Under-19 Trophy in Antigua.