Highlights

Team India arrives in Bengaluru from West Indies after winning the Under-19 World Cup
Big celebrations at the airport, more planned in Ahmedabad by the BCCI
India beat England in the final by 4 wickets

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Celebrations and a grand welcome for India's Under 19 World Cup winning team in Bengaluru

Name: Celebrations and a grand welcome for India's Under 19 World Cup winning team in Bengaluru
Uploaded: 2022-02-08T11:16:53.000+05:30
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Description: The Indian Under 19 World Cup-winning team arrived in Bengaluru on Tuesday morning amidst a lot of fanfare and celebrations. The team which won the ICC Under 19 World Cup for a record-extending 5th time was received by BCCI off...

Team India won the ICC Under 19 World Cup for a record-extending 5th time in the West Indies after beating England in the final by 4 wickets

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Celebrations and a grand welcome for India's Under 19 World Cup winning team in Bengaluru

The Indian Under 19 World Cup-winning team arrived in Bengaluru on Tuesday morning amidst a lot of fanfare and celebrations. The team which won the ICC Under 19 World Cup for a record-extending 5th time was received by BCCI officials and fans at the Airport.

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Led by Captain Yash Dhull, the team remained unbeaten in the tournament and lifted the trophy by beating England in the final by 4 wickets. The team was also plagued by a Covid-19 outbreak in the side which saw as many as 4-5 players testing positive.

Despite all the hiccups and problems, the team worked incredibly hard to put up a superb show at the World Cup and blew away all the teams with their efforts.