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Eyeing their record-extending 5th Under-19 World Cup trophy, the Indian colts who are the undisputed crowned head in the business 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 who have entered 8 finals and grabbed a record number of 4 trophies last won in 2018. 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 matches, but India did not fall short on expectation in any department. Despite their preparations being marred due to Covid-19, the batters and bowlers aced throughout the series.On the other hand, are the English colts 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.      

Under-19 World Cup final preview: India look to clinch record-extending 5th trophy

Eyeing their record-extending 5th Under-19 World Cup trophy, the Indian colts who are the undisputed crowned head in the business will take on England in the final showdown at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium on Saturday.

The Boys in Blue who have registered successive wins on the field in the ongoing edition successfully battled Covid-19 during the campaign.

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&nbsp;entered&nbsp;8 finals and grabbed a record number of 4 trophies including the last World Cup in 2018.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/virat-kohli-s-virtual-session-with-under-19-world-cup-team-ahead-of-the-big-final-vs-england-1643941407734">Virat Kohli's virtual session with Under-19 World Cup team ahead of the big final vs England&nbsp;</a> The Boys in Blue who have registered successive wins on the field in the ongoing edition successfully battled Covid-19 during the campaign.
Their&nbsp;captain Yash&nbsp;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,&nbsp;the Indian batters and bowlers&nbsp;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&nbsp;Dhull-led side won't go easy on England as they aim to recreate history by clinching their 5th Under-19 Trophy in Antigua.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Indian colts have reached their fourth consecutive Under-19 World Cup final after a 96-run victory over Australia on Wednesday.
India's skipper Yash Dhull shared a 204-run stand with his deputy Shaik Rasheed after the team lost two early wickets. Dhull went on to score 110 runs while Rasheed hit 108-balls 94 as India posted 290 for five after opting to bat first.
Chasing 291 runs, Australia lost their first wicket in the second over and never recovered from the early blow as Indian bowlers kept taking wickets at regular intervals.
India will now face England in the final on Saturday.
Also read:&nbsp;Watch Under-19 World Cup highlights: England beat Afghanistan to reach 1st final since 1998

Watch Under-19 World Cup highlights: India to play against England in the final after 96-run win over Australia

Skipper Yash Dhull gave a glimpse of his rare talent with a well-paced hundred as powerhouse India reached their fourth consecutive U-19 World Cup final with an emphatic 96-run win over Australia

Watch Under-19 World Cup highlights: India storm into final after a 96-run win over Australia

Indian colts have reached their fourth consecutive Under-19 World Cup final after a 96-run victory over Australia on Wednesday.
India's skipper Yash Dhull shared a 204-run stand with his deputy Shaik Rasheed after the team lost two early wickets. Dhull went on to score 110 runs while Rasheed hit 108-balls 94 as India posted 290 for five after opting to bat first.
Chasing 291 runs, Australia lost their first wicket in the second over and never recovered from the early blow as Indian bowlers kept taking wickets at regular intervals.
India will now face England in the final on Saturday.

Indian colts have reached their fourth consecutive Under-19 World Cup final after a 96-run victory over Australia on Wednesday

Indian colts have reached their fourth consecutive Under-19 World Cup final after a 96-run victory over Australia on Wednesday.
India's skipper Yash Dhull shared a 204-run stand with his deputy Shaik Rasheed after the team lost two early wickets. Dhull went on to score 110 runs while Rasheed hit 108-balls 94 as India posted 290 for five after opting to bat first.
Chasing 291 runs, Australia lost their first wicket in the second over and never recovered from the early blow as Indian bowlers kept taking wickets at regular intervals.
India will now face England in the final on Saturday.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/watch-under-19-world-cup-highlights-england-beat-afghanistan-to-reach-1st-final-since-1998-1643772956989" target="_blank">Watch Under-19 World Cup highlights: England beat Afghanistan to reach 1st final since 1998</a>

England's 24-year long wait finally ended on Tuesday as they beat Afghanistan by 15 runs to enter their first ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup final since 1998 when they were crowned champions.
Batting first, England finished at 231/6 after rain reduced the game to 47 overs per side contest. George Thomas, George Bell scored gritty half-centuries before Alex Horton's fiery 36-ball-53 not out helped them reach a defendable total. 
Despite losing one of their openers for a duck, Afghanistan had a solid start as they raced to 94 without any more hiccup. But a batting collapse saw the young Afghan players lose their way and eventually manage 215/9. Rehan Ahmed took 4 wickets. The final will be played on Saturday.
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Watch Under-19 World Cup highlights: England beat Afghanistan to reach 1st final since 1998

England's 24-year long wait finally ended on Tuesday as they beat Afghanistan by 15 runs to enter their first ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup final since 1998 when they were crowned champions

England's 24-year long wait finally ended on Tuesday as they beat Afghanistan by 15 runs to enter their first ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup final since 1998 when they were crowned champions.
Batting first, England finished at 231/6 after rain reduced the game to 47 overs&nbsp;per side contest.&nbsp;George Thomas,&nbsp;George Bell scored gritty half-centuries before&nbsp;Alex Horton's fiery 36-ball-53 not out helped them reach a defendable total.&nbsp;
Despite losing one of their openers for a duck, Afghanistan had a solid start as they raced to 94 without any more hiccup. But a batting collapse saw the young Afghan players lose their way and eventually manage 215/9.&nbsp;Rehan Ahmed took 4 wickets. The final will be played on Saturday.

England's 24-year long wait finally ended on Tuesday as they beat Afghanistan by 15 runs to enter their first ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup final since 1998 when they were crowned champions

England's 24-year long wait finally ended on Tuesday as they beat Afghanistan by 15 runs to enter their first ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup final since 1998 when they were crowned champions.
Batting first, England finished at 231/6 after rain reduced the game to 47 overs&nbsp;per side contest.&nbsp;George Thomas,&nbsp;George Bell scored gritty half-centuries before&nbsp;Alex Horton's fiery 36-ball-53 not out helped them reach a defendable total.&nbsp;
Despite losing one of their openers for a duck, Afghanistan had a solid start as they raced to 94 without any more hiccup. But a batting collapse saw the young Afghan players lose their way and eventually manage 215/9.&nbsp;Rehan Ahmed took 4 wickets. The final will be played on Saturday.
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The spirited Boys in Blue are all set to take on the Australian colts for a megahit Under-19 semifinal clash on Wednesday at teh Coolidge Cricket Ground in Antigua. A confident-looking Team India who has rigorously battled their opponents on the field and Covid-19 off-field have entered the semis on the back of consecutive wins in the U-19 Tournament.
Despite the absence of 6 players including their skipper Yash Dhull who had Covid-19, the team did not fall short in any department. The 4-time u-19 world cup winners however are now back in full strength.On the other are formidable Australians who also have won the U-19 WC twice and will now look to defeat India in the high-billing semifinal. However, India in their warm match had beaten the Australians by 9 wickets.

Under 19 World Cup semifinal preview: Full strength India to take on Australia  

After successfully fighting Covid-19, the spirited Boys in Blue are all set to take on the Australian colts in the Under-19 semifinal clash on Wednesday at the Coolidge Cricket Ground in Antigua.

A confident-looking Team India who has rigorously battled their opponents on the field and Covid-19 off-field have&nbsp;entered&nbsp;the&nbsp;semis&nbsp;on the back of consecutive wins in the U-19 tournament.

The spirited Boys in Blue are all set to take on the Australian colts for the&nbsp;Under-19 semifinal&nbsp;clash on Wednesday at the Coolidge Cricket Ground in Antigua. A confident-looking Team India who has rigorously battled their opponents on the field and Covid-19 off it have&nbsp;entered&nbsp;the&nbsp;semis&nbsp;on the back of consecutive wins in the U-19 Tournament.
Despite the absence of 6 players including their skipper Yash&nbsp;Dhull who had&nbsp;Covid-19, the team did not fall short in any&nbsp;department. The 4-time u-19 world cup winners&nbsp;however are now back in full strength. On the other hand are formidable Australians who also have won the U-19 WC twice and will now look to defeat India in the high-billing semifinal&nbsp;contest. However, India in their warm match had beaten the Australians by 9 wickets.

India sealed their place in the U-19 men's world cup semifinals on Saturday after registering a convincing 5 wicket win against the defending champions Bangladesh in Antigua.
Coming in to bat first, Bangladesh faced a shuddering attack by the Indian bowling unit. The team was bowled out cheaply for 111 as Ravi Kumar picked up 3 wickets and Vicky Ostwal got 2.
In reply, Angkrish Raghuvanshi along with Sheikh Rasheed boosted India's chance after they lost opener Harnoor Singh early. While Raghuvanshi scored 44, Rasheed added 26. Despite losing 2 more wickets later, India easily chased down the target within 31 overs. The young Men in Blue have now won 7 of their last 9 U-19 WC quarterfinals.
India, Afghanistan, England, and Australia have reached the semis. India is set to face Australia in the next clash and England will take on Afghanistan.

Under-19 World Cup highlights: India beat Bangladesh to reach semifinals

India seals its place in the U-19 men's world cup semifinals on Saturday after registering a convincing 5 wicket win against the defending champions Bangladesh in Antigua.

Angkrish Raghuvanshi along with Sheikh Rasheed boosted India's chance after they lost opener Harnoor Singh early. While Raghuvanshi scored 44, Rasheed added 26.

India sealed their place in the&nbsp;U-19 men's world cup semifinals on Saturday after registering a convincing 5 wicket win against the defending champions Bangladesh in Antigua.
Coming in to bat first, Bangladesh faced a shuddering attack by the Indian bowling unit. The team was bowled out cheaply for 111 as Ravi Kumar picked up 3 wickets and Vicky Ostwal got 2. Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/afghanistan-s-tour-of-zimbabwe-postponed-for-second-time-1643516525591">Afghanistan's tour of Zimbabwe postponed for second time</a>
In reply, Angkrish Raghuvanshi along with Sheikh Rasheed boosted India's chance after they lost opener Harnoor Singh early. While Raghuvanshi scored 44, Rasheed added 26. Despite losing 2 more wickets later, India easily chased down the target within 31 overs. The young&nbsp;Men in Blue have now won 7 of their last 9 U-19 WC quarterfinals.
India, Afghanistan, England, and Australia have reached the semis. India is set to face Australia in the next clash and England will take on Afghanistan.

Batter Aradhya Yadav will replace injured all-rounder Vasu Vats in the under-19 Indian squad who are currently competing in the ongoing World Cup, confirmed ICC. Informing about Vats' hamstring injury, ICC in its statement released on Saturday said that he will not be able to take any further part in the event. The event technical committee of the ICC has approved the replacement, the release said. Meanwhile, skipper Yash Dhull and 4 other players who had earlier contracted the virus have also recovered and are fit to take part in the following matches of the ongoing tournament.  The young Men in Blue who qualified the quarters as Group B toppers are set to face Bangladesh in the Super League semifinals which will take place on Saturday in Antigua.

ICC Under-19 World Cup: Aradhya Yadav replaces injured Vasu Vats in Indian squad

Batter Aradhya Yadav will replace injured all-rounder Vasu Vats in the under-19 Indian squad who are currently competing in the ongoing World Cup, confirmed ICC. 

Batter Aradhya&nbsp;Yadav will replace injured all-rounder&nbsp;Vasu&nbsp;Vats in the under-19 Indian squad which is&nbsp;currently competing in the ongoing World Cup, confirmed the&nbsp;ICC.&nbsp;
Informing about Vats' hamstring injury, ICC&nbsp;in its statement released on Saturday said that he will not be able to take any further part in the event. The event technical committee of the ICC&nbsp;has approved the replacement, the release said.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, skipper Yash&nbsp;Dhull and 4 other players who had earlier contracted the virus have also recovered and are fit to take part in the following matches of the ongoing tournament.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The young Men in Blue have already qualified for the Super League&nbsp;semifinals.

Informing about Vats' hamstring injury, ICC&nbsp;in its statement released on Saturday said that he will not be able to take any further part in the event.

Batter Aradhya&nbsp;Yadav will replace injured all-rounder&nbsp;Vasu&nbsp;Vats in the under-19 Indian squad which is&nbsp;currently competing in the ongoing World Cup, confirmed the&nbsp;ICC.&nbsp; Informing about Vats' hamstring injury, ICC&nbsp;in its statement released on Saturday said that he will not be able to take any further part in the event. The event technical committee of the ICC&nbsp;has approved the replacement, the release said.&nbsp; Meanwhile, skipper Yash&nbsp;Dhull and 4 other players who had earlier contracted the virus have also recovered and are fit to take part in the following matches of the ongoing tournament.&nbsp;&nbsp; The young Men in Blue have already qualified for the Super League&nbsp;semifinals.

Australia marched into the semifinals after beating Pakistan by 119 runs in the quarterfinals on Friday in the Under-19 Men's World Cup in Antigua.Opening partners Campbell Kellaway and Teague Wyllie set the pace for Australia who dominated Pakistan all throughout the game. While Wylie scored 71 off 97, Corey Miller, who came in to bat at no. 3 added another 64 off 75 to help Australia attain a decent target of 276. In reply, the young Pakistan line-up quickly fell in front of a synchronized Aussie bowling attack. William Salzmann, Jack Sinfield, Tom Whitney together charged as Pakistan was bowled out within 36 overs at 157. 

Watch Under-19 World Cup highlights: Australia march into semis, beats Pakistan by 119 runs

Australia marched into the semifinals after beating Pakistan by 119 runs in the quarterfinals on Friday in the Under-19 Men's World Cup in Antigua. They might face Bangladesh or India in next clash.

Opening partners Campbell Kellaway&nbsp;and Teague&nbsp;Wyllie&nbsp;set the pace for Australia who dominated Pakistan all throughout the game.&nbsp;

Australia marched into the semifinals&nbsp;after beating Pakistan by 119 runs in the quarterfinals on Friday in the Under-19 Men's World Cup in Antigua. Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/women-s-asia-cup-hockey-india-beat-china-2-0-to-win-bronze-medal-1643432436210">Women's Asia Cup Hockey: India beat China 2-0 to win bronze medal</a> Opening partners Campbell Kellaway&nbsp;and Teague&nbsp;Wyllie&nbsp;set the pace for Australia who dominated Pakistan all throughout the game.&nbsp;While Wylie scored 71 off 97, Corey Miller, who came in to bat at no. 3 added another 64 off 75 to help Australia attain a decent target of 276.&nbsp; In reply, the young Pakistan line-up quickly fell in front of a synchronized&nbsp;Aussie&nbsp;bowling attack. William Salzmann, Jack Sinfield, Tom Whitney together charged as Pakistan was bowled out within 36 overs&nbsp;at 157.&nbsp;

In an incredible effort, Afghanistani colts have defended a paltry 134 runs against Sri Lanka in the quarterfinal of ICC Under-19 World Cup to salvage a semifinal berth.
In one of the dramatic games in the Under 19 World Cup, Sri Lanka bundled out Afghanistan for a mere 134 runs as right-arm slinger Vinuja Ranpul took 5-10.
With the hope of making an easy chase, Sri Lanka came out to bat but Afghans showed a spirited bowling display and reduced the Lankans to 43-7 after 17 Overs.
Then came a brilliant fightback from captain Dunith Wellalage and Raveen de Silva. who put up a 69-run stand but the former got dismissed in a search of boundary and Afghanistan bowled out Sri Lanka when they needed five runs from 25 balls, thus winning the match by 4 runs.

WATCH U19 World Cup highlights: Afghanistan defends 134 runs vs Sri Lanka, to register a spot in semis

Afghanistan bowlers rose to an unlikely occasion in an incredible effort to defend their paltry 134 to storm into the Super League semifinals at the U19 World Cup

In an incredible effort, Afghanistani colts have defended a paltry 134 runs against Sri Lanka in the quarterfinal of ICC Under-19 World Cup to book a semifinal berth.
In one of the mst&nbsp;dramatic games in the Under 19 World Cup, Sri Lanka bundled out Afghanistan for a mere 134 runs as right-arm slinger Vinuja Ranpul took 5 wickets for just 10 runs
With the hope of making an easy chase, Sri Lanka came out to bat but Afghans showed a spirited bowling display and reduced the Lankans to 43-7 after 17 overs.
Then came a brilliant fightback from captain Dunith Wellalage and Raveen de Silva. who put up a 69-run stand but the former got dismissed in a search of boundary and Afghanistan bowled out Sri Lanka when they needed five runs from 25 balls, thus winning the match by 4 runs.

In an incredible effort, Afghanistani colts have defended a paltry 134 runs against Sri Lanka in the quarterfinal of ICC Under-19 World Cup to salvage a semifinal berth

In an incredible effort, Afghanistani colts have defended a paltry 134 runs against Sri Lanka in the quarterfinal of ICC Under-19 World Cup to book a semifinal berth.
In one of the mst&nbsp;dramatic games in the Under 19 World Cup, Sri Lanka bundled out Afghanistan for a mere 134 runs as right-arm slinger Vinuja Ranpul took 5 wickets for just 10 runs
With the hope of making an easy chase, Sri Lanka came out to bat but Afghans showed a spirited bowling display and reduced the Lankans to 43-7 after 17 overs.
Then came a brilliant fightback from captain Dunith Wellalage and Raveen de Silva. who put up a 69-run stand but the former got dismissed in a search of boundary and Afghanistan bowled out Sri Lanka when they needed five runs from 25 balls, thus winning the match by 4 runs.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/former-india-coach-ravi-shastri-has-the-best-advice-for-virat-kohli-1643263429691" target="_blank">Former India coach Ravi Shastri has the best advice for Virat Kohli</a>

An all round show by England helped them cruise past South Africa with ease in the 1st quarterfinal of the ICC Under 19 World Cup in the West Indies. Batting first, the South Africans were led by the brilliant Dewald Bewis who smashed 97 and narrowly missed a ton by 3 runs but despite that the junior South African team managed to score just 209 runs.
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Reham Ahmed was the pick of the English bowlers as his figures of 4 wickets for 48 runs derailed the South African innings. Chasing 210, England were always in control as they were guided by Jacob Bethell who smashed 88 off 42 balls as they won by 6 wickets to seal a semis berth at the ICC Under 19 World Cup.
 

WATCH U19 World Cup Highlights: England defeat South Africa to enter the semifinals 

Jacob Bethell who smashed 88 off 42 balls as Englanbd won by 6 wickets to seal a semis berth at the ICC Under 19 World Cup.

An all round show by England helped them cruise past South Africa with ease in the 1st quarterfinal of the ICC&nbsp;Under 19 World Cup in the West Indies. Batting first, the South Africans were led by the brilliant&nbsp;Dewald Bewis&nbsp;who smashed 97 and narrowly missed a ton by 3 runs but despite that the junior South African team managed to score just 209 runs.
Reham&nbsp;Ahmed was the pick of the English bowlers as his figures of 4 wickets for 48 runs derailed the South African innings. Chasing 210, England were always in control as they were guided by&nbsp;Jacob Bethell&nbsp;who smashed 88 off 42 balls as they won by 6 wickets to seal a semis berth at the ICC&nbsp;Under 19 World Cup.
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Despite&nbsp;Dewald Bewis' 97, South Africa scored just 209 while batting first vs England in the quarterfinals of the ICC&nbsp;Under 19 World Cup

An all round show by England helped them cruise past South Africa with ease in the 1st quarterfinal of the ICC&nbsp;Under 19 World Cup in the West Indies. Batting first, the South Africans were led by the brilliant&nbsp;Dewald Bewis&nbsp;who smashed 97 and narrowly missed a ton by 3 runs but despite that the junior South African team managed to score just 209 runs.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/rohit-sharma-fit-again-to-lead-india-vs-west-indies-tap-for-complete-odi-t20-squads-1643249008828" target="_blank">Rohit Sharma fit again to lead India vs West Indies, Tap for complete ODI &amp; T20 squads</a>
Reham&nbsp;Ahmed was the pick of the English bowlers as his figures of 4 wickets for 48 runs derailed the South African innings. Chasing 210, England were always in control as they were guided by&nbsp;Jacob Bethell&nbsp;who smashed 88 off 42 balls as they won by 6 wickets to seal a semis berth at the ICC&nbsp;Under 19 World Cup.
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South Africa Under-19 team sealed a spot in the ICC U19 World Cup Super League quarterfinal after they thrashed Ireland by 153 runs.
Captain Van Heerden scored 111 from 93 balls while Dewald Brevis, also known as 'Baby AB', smashed 96 runs to propel South African colts to 315 for seven in a match that was reduced to 47 overs due to rain.
Chasing a mammoth 316-run target, Ireland made a horrible start as their opener Liam Doherty was dismissed off the first ball.
Ireland never recovered from the initial slump as South African bowlers piled up more pressure on the Irish batting line-up, which finally succumbed to a 158-all out

WATCH U19 World Cup Highlights: South Africa in quarterfinals after a 153-win over Ireland

South African colts sealed a spot in the ICC Under 19 World Cup Super League quarterfinal after they thrashed Ireland by 153 runs

South Africa Under-19 team sealed a spot in the ICC U19 World Cup Super League quarterfinal after they thrashed Ireland by 153 runs.
Captain Van Heerden scored 111 from 93 balls while Dewald Brevis, also known as 'Baby AB', smashed 96 runs to propel South African colts to 315 for seven in a match that was reduced to 47 overs due to rain.
Chasing a mammoth 316-run target, Ireland made a horrible start as their opener Liam Doherty was dismissed off the first ball.
Ireland never recovered from the initial slump as South African bowlers piled up more pressure on the Irish batting line-up, which finally succumbed to a 158-all out

South Africa Under-19 team sealed a spot in the ICC U19 World Cup Super League quarterfinal after they thrashed Ireland by 153 runs

South Africa Under-19 team sealed a spot in the ICC U19 World Cup Super League quarterfinal after they thrashed Ireland by 153 runs.
Captain Van Heerden scored 111 from 93 balls while Dewald Brevis, also known as 'Baby AB', smashed 96 runs to propel South African colts to 315 for seven in a match that was reduced to 47 overs due to rain.
Chasing a mammoth 316-run target, Ireland made a horrible start as their opener Liam Doherty was dismissed off the first ball.
Ireland never recovered from the initial slump as South African bowlers piled up more pressure on the Irish batting line-up, which finally succumbed to a 158-all out.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/watch-u19-world-cup-highlights-sri-lanka-seal-quarterfinal-spot-after-a-3-wicket-win-over-west-indies-1642840814183" target="_blank">WATCH U19 World Cup Highlights: Sri Lanka seal quarterfinal spot after a 3-wicket win over West Indies</a>

Sri Lankan colts sealed a spot in the ICC Under 19 World Cup quarterfinals as they defeated hosts West Indies by 3 wickets.
Captain Dunith Wellalage took three wickets upfront as Sri Lanka restricted the Windies to 250.
Chasing a modest 251-run target, Sri Lanka lost their opener Chamindu Wickramasinghe early but Sadisha Rajapaksa and Shevon Daniel got the chase back on track. Rajapaksa went on to hit a half-century before the hosts made a late comeback.
With 51 needed off 60 balls for a win, Windies pacer Siva Sankar removed Wellalage (15) to set up a tense finale. However, Ranuda Somarathna's 28-run innings from 27 balls helped Sri Lanka snatch a victory and thus a quarterfinal spot.

WATCH U19 World Cup Highlights: Sri Lanka seal quarterfinal spot after a 3-wicket win over West Indies

Sri Lankan colts sealed a spot in the ICC Under 19 World Cup quarterfinals as they defeated hosts West Indies by 3 wickets

Sri Lankan colts have sealed a spot in ICC Under 19 World Cup quarterfinals as they defeated hosts West Indies by 3 wickets.
Captain Dunith Wellalage took three wickets upfront as Sri Lanka restricted Windies to 250.
Chasing a modest 251-run target, Sri Lanka lost their opener Chamindu Wickramasinghe early but Sadisha Rajapaksa and Shevon Daniel got the chase back on track. Rajapaksa went on to hit a half-century before the hosts made a late comeback.
With 51 needed off 60 balls for a win, Windies pacer Siva Sankar removed Wellalage (15) to set up a tense finale. However, Ranuda Somarathna's 28-run innings from 27 balls helped Sri Lanka snatch a victory and thus a quarterfinal spot.

Sri Lankan colts sealed a spot in the ICC Under 19 World Cup quarterfinals as they defeated hosts West Indies by 3 wickets

Sri Lankan colts sealed a spot in the ICC Under 19 World Cup quarterfinals as they defeated hosts West Indies by 3 wickets.
Captain Dunith Wellalage took three wickets upfront as Sri Lanka restricted the Windies to 250.
Chasing a modest 251-run target, Sri Lanka lost their opener Chamindu Wickramasinghe early but Sadisha Rajapaksa and Shevon Daniel got the chase back on track. Rajapaksa went on to hit a half-century before the hosts made a late comeback.
With 51 needed off 60 balls for a win, Windies pacer Siva Sankar removed Wellalage (15) to set up a tense finale. However, Ranuda Somarathna's 28-run innings from 27 balls helped Sri Lanka snatch a victory and thus a quarterfinal spot.

With India's under-19 camp rocked by Covid-19 in the middle of the Under-19 World Cup, the BCCI has decided to send five reserve players to the West Indies.
Udhay Saharan, Abhishek Porel, Rishith Reddy, Ansh Gosai and PM Singh Rathore are the 5 players to fly to the Caribbean immediately. The BCCI’s logistics team is working on their travel plans and the 5 players will undergo a six-day quarantine upon their arrival in Antigua. There is a strong possibility that India’s quarterfinals match will now be played on January 29 allowing players enough time to recover.
5 members of the Under-19 team tested positive on the morning of their 2nd group game vs Ireland and were hence put in isolation. The entire team was tested again on the same evening and thankfully there were no more fresh cases in the camp.
Also read: T20 World Cup 2022 schedule: When is Team India's first match

Under-19 World Cup 2022: BCCI to send 5 reserve players for a Covid-19 hit Indian camp

With India's Under-19 camp rocked by Covid-19 in the middle of the Under-19 World Cup, the BCCI has decided to send five reserve players to the West Indies

With India's Under-19 camp rocked by Covid-19 in the middle of the Under-19 World Cup, the BCCI&nbsp;has decided to send five reserve players to the West Indies.
Udhay Saharan, Abhishek Porel, Rishith Reddy, Ansh Gosai and PM Singh Rathore&nbsp;are the 5 players to fly to the Caribbean&nbsp;immediately.&nbsp;The BCCI&rsquo;s logistics team is working on their travel plans and the 5 players will undergo a six-day quarantine upon their arrival in Antigua. There is a strong possibility that India&rsquo;s quarterfinals match will now be played on January 29 allowing players enough time to recover.
5 members of the Under-19 team tested positive on the morning of their 2nd group game vs Ireland&nbsp;and were hence put in isolation.&nbsp;The entire team was tested again on the same evening and thankfully there were no more fresh cases in the camp.

With India's Under-19 camp rocked by Covid-19 in the middle of the Under-19 World Cup, the BCCI&nbsp;has decided to send five reserve players to the West Indies

With India's under-19 camp rocked by Covid-19 in the middle of the Under-19 World Cup, the BCCI&nbsp;has decided to send five reserve players to the West Indies.
Udhay Saharan, Abhishek Porel, Rishith Reddy, Ansh Gosai and PM Singh Rathore&nbsp;are the 5 players to fly to the Caribbean&nbsp;immediately.&nbsp;The BCCI&rsquo;s logistics team is working on their travel plans and the 5 players will undergo a six-day quarantine upon their arrival in Antigua. There is a strong possibility that India&rsquo;s quarterfinals match will now be played on January 29 allowing players enough time to recover.
5 members of the Under-19 team tested positive on the morning of their 2nd group game vs Ireland&nbsp;and were hence put in isolation.&nbsp;The entire team was tested again on the same evening and thankfully there were no more fresh cases in the camp.
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A Covid-19 outbreak meant that the Under 19 Team India had just 11 fit players to take the field on Wednesday against Ireland at the World Cup. With 6 first team players including Captain Yash Dhull, Vice captain Sheikh Rasheed and out of the match due to positive tests and symptoms, the team was led by Nishant Sindhu against Ireland.Batting first, the boys raked in a big score in Tarouba at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy thanks to Angkrish Raghuvanshi and Harnoor Singh. while Angkrish smashed 79, Harnoor returned with a score of 88.While defending the total of 308, the boys didn't let Ireland take advantage for even a moment as they bowled out the opposition for just 133 in 39 overs to win by 174 runs.As a result, the win takes India to the Super League stage as the team has won both their encounters in the ICC Under 19 World Cup so far.

WATCH U19 World Cup Highlights: Despite Covid storm, Team India win & qualify for Super League stage

Despite captain Yash Dhull and 5 others isolating due to Covid outbreak in the Indian Camp, the young Men in Blue registered big win vs Ireland. 

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Angkrish smashed 79, Harnoor returned with a score of 88.While defending the total of 308 against Ireland who were bowled out for 133 in 39&nbsp;overs.

A Covid-19 outbreak meant that the Under 19 Team India had just 11 fit players to take the field on Wednesday against Ireland at the World Cup. With 6 first team players including Captain Yash Dhull, Vice captain Sheikh Rasheed and out of the match due to positive tests and symptoms, the team was led by Nishant Sindhu against Ireland. Batting first, the boys raked in a big score in Tarouba at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy thanks to Angkrish Raghuvanshi and Harnoor Singh. while Angkrish smashed 79, Harnoor returned with a score of 88.While defending the total of 308, the boys didn't let Ireland take advantage for even a moment as they bowled out the opposition for just 133 in 39 overs to win by 174 runs.As a result, the win takes India to the Super League stage as the team has won both their encounters in the ICC Under 19 World Cup so far.

Covid-19 has breached the India Under-19's bio-bubble in West Indies during the ICC U19 World Cup as several team members have tested positive.
According to a report in Cricbuzz, nearly half a dozen Indian players have contracted Covid, including skipper Yash Dhull and his deputy SK Rasheed.
The situation was so worse, that the team management has to send coaches to the field to give drinks to players during India's second match of the tournament against the Ireland Under-19 team.

ICC Under-19 World Cup: Covid-19 hits Indian U-19 team in West Indies

Report: Nearly half a dozen Indian Under-19 players have contracted Covid, including skipper Yash Dhull and his deputy Shaik Rasheed Rasheed.

Covid-19 has breached the India Under-19's bio-bubble in West Indies during the ICC U19 World Cup as several team members have tested positive.
According to a report in Cricbuzz, nearly half a dozen Indian players have contracted Covid, including skipper Yash Dhull and his deputy SK Rasheed.
The situation was so worse, that the team management has to send coaches to the field to give drinks to players during India's second match of the tournament against the Ireland Under-19 team.&nbsp;
Team India under Yash&nbsp;Dhull&nbsp;won their opening game of the World Cup vs South Africa with ease and are 4-time winners of the junior tournament.&nbsp;

Covid-19 has breached the India Under-19's bio-bubble in West Indies during the ICC U19 World Cup as several team members have tested positive

Covid-19 has breached the India Under-19's bio-bubble in West Indies during the ICC U19 World Cup as several team members have tested positive.
According to a report in Cricbuzz, nearly half a dozen Indian players have contracted Covid, including skipper Yash Dhull and his deputy SK Rasheed.
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The situation was so worse, that the team management has to send coaches to the field to give drinks to players during India's second match of the tournament against the Ireland Under-19 team.&nbsp;
Team India under Yash&nbsp;Dhull&nbsp;won their opening game of the World Cup vs South Africa with ease and are 4-time winners of the junior tournament.&nbsp;

After losing their ICC Under-19 World Cup opener, hosts West Indies brought their campaign back on track as they humbled Scotland by 7 wickets in a Group D encounter.
Putting Scotland to bat first, West Indies bundled out Scotland for a mere 95 runs. Pacer Siva Sankar was the pick of the bowlers as he claimed three wickets and the rest of the West Indian bowlers chipped in with crucial contributions as well.
In reply, West Indies openers went hammer and tongs and got the hosts off to a flying start. The Windies' top order scored at a brisk pace and got the job done in the 20th over with seven wickets in hand.

WATCH U19 World Cup highlights: West Indies crush Scotland by 7 wickets

After losing their ICC Under-19 World Cup opener, hosts West Indies brought their campaign back on track as they humbled Scotland by 7 wickets

After losing their ICC Under-19 World Cup opener, hosts West Indies brought their campaign back on track as they thrashed Scotland by 7 wickets in a Group D encounter.
Putting Scotland to bat first, West Indies bundled out Scotland for a mere 95 runs. Pacer Siva Sankar was the pick of the bowlers as he claimed three wickets and the rest of the West Indian bowlers chipped in with crucial contributions as well.
In reply, West Indies openers went hammer and tongs and got the hosts off to a flying start. The Windies' top order scored at a brisk pace and got the job done in the 20th over with seven wickets in hand.

They lost their opening Under 19 World Cup game but now West Indies are back on track after having won their 2nd game against Scotland.&nbsp;

After losing their ICC Under-19 World Cup opener, hosts West Indies brought their campaign back on track as they thrashed Scotland by 7 wickets in a Group D encounter.
Putting Scotland to bat first, West Indies bundled out Scotland for a mere 95 runs. Pacer Siva Sankar was the pick of the bowlers as he claimed three wickets and the rest of the West Indian bowlers chipped in with crucial contributions as well.
In reply, West Indies openers went hammer and tongs and got the hosts off to a flying start. The Windies' top order scored at a brisk pace and got the job done in the 20th over with seven wickets in hand.
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The Pakistani colts started their ICC Under-19 World Cup campaign on a high note as they thrashed Zimbabwe by 115 runs in a Group C encounter.
Opener Haseebullah Hameed smashed 135 runs in 155 balls as Pakistan piled up 315 runs in 50 Overs. For Zimbabwe, medium-pacer Alex Falao was the most successful bowler with 5 for 58.
Chasing mammoth 316 runs, Zimbabwe got off to a steady start but kept losing wickets at regular intervals. Brian Bennett was the only shining point for the African nation, with 83 off 88 balls ss they were bowled out for 200 runs inside 43 Overs. Awais Ali was the pick of the bowler for Pakistan as he took six wickets.

WATCH U19 World Cup highlights: Haseebullah, Awais shine as Pakistan thrash Zimbabwe by 115 runs

The Pakistan colts started their ICC Under-19 World Cup campaign on a high note as they thrashed Zimbabwe by 115 runs in a Group C encounter

The Pakistan colts&nbsp;started their ICC Under-19 World Cup campaign on a high note as they thrashed Zimbabwe by 115 runs in a Group C encounter.
Opener Haseebullah Hameed smashed 135 runs in 155 balls as Pakistan piled up 315 runs in 50 Overs. For Zimbabwe, medium-pacer Alex Falao was the most successful bowler with 5 for 58.
Chasing mammoth 316 runs, Zimbabwe got off to a steady start but kept losing wickets at regular intervals. Brian Bennett was the only bright spot for the African nation, with 83 off 88 balls ss they were bowled out for 200 runs inside 43 Overs. Awais Ali was the pick of the bowler for Pakistan as he took six wickets.

The Pakistan colts started their ICC Under-19 World Cup campaign on a high note as they thrashed Zimbabwe by 115 runs in a Group C encounter

The Pakistan colts&nbsp;started their ICC Under-19 World Cup campaign on a high note as they thrashed Zimbabwe by 115 runs in a Group C encounter.
Opener Haseebullah Hameed smashed 135 runs in 155 balls as Pakistan piled up 315 runs in 50 Overs. For Zimbabwe, medium-pacer Alex Falao was the most successful bowler with 5 for 58.
Chasing mammoth 316 runs, Zimbabwe got off to a steady start but kept losing wickets at regular intervals. Brian Bennett was the only bright spot for the African nation, with 83 off 88 balls ss they were bowled out for 200 runs inside 43 Overs. Awais Ali was the pick of the bowler for Pakistan as he took six wickets.
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Sri Lankan colts won their second successive match in ICC Under-19 World Cup as they defeated Australia by 4 wickets.
Left-arm spinner Dunith Wellalage took five wickets as Sri Lanka restricted Australia to 175 in a Group D match. He got ideal support from off-spinner Treveen Mathew's 2/32 and pacer Matheesa Pathirana 2 for 34 as Aussies struggled on a slow track.
Chasing 176 runs, Sri Lanka overhauled the target in 37 Overs. Wellalage came to rescue his team with the bat as well after the team was reduced to 49-4 in the 13th over. Wellalage was the highest scorer with 52 runs in 71 balls as Sri Lanka reached the target with 4 wickets remaining.
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WATCH U19 World Cup highlights: Wellalage stars as Sri Lanka beat Australia by 4 wickets

Dunith Wellalage was the star performer for Sri Lanka with both bat and bowl as he took a fifer and scored a half-century to take his side home against Australia

U19 World Cup highlights: Wellalage stars as Sri Lanka beat Australia by 4 wickets

Sri Lankan colts won their second successive match&nbsp;in&nbsp;ICC Under-19 World Cup as they defeated Australia by 4 wickets.
Left-arm spinner Dunith Wellalage took five wickets as Sri&nbsp;Lanka restricted Australia to 175 in a Group D match. He got ideal support from off-spinner Treveen Mathew's 2/32 and pacer Matheesa Pathirana 2 for 34 as Aussies struggled on a slow track.
Chasing 176 runs, Sri Lanka reached the target in 37 Overs. Wellalage came to rescue his team with the bat as well after the team was reduced to 49-4 in the 13th over. Wellalage was the highest scorer with 52 runs in 71 balls as Sri Lanka reached the target with 4 wickets remaining.

Sri Lankan colts won their second successive match&nbsp;in&nbsp;ICC Under-19 World Cup as they defeated Australia by 4 wickets

Sri Lankan colts won their second successive match&nbsp;in&nbsp;ICC Under-19 World Cup as they defeated Australia by 4 wickets.
Left-arm spinner Dunith Wellalage took five wickets as Sri&nbsp;Lanka restricted Australia to 175 in a Group D match. He got ideal support from off-spinner Treveen Mathew's 2/32 and pacer Matheesa Pathirana 2 for 34 as Aussies struggled on a slow track.
Chasing 176 runs, Sri Lanka reached the target in 37 Overs. Wellalage came to rescue his team with the bat as well after the team was reduced to 49-4 in the 13th over. Wellalage was the highest scorer with 52 runs in 71 balls as Sri Lanka reached the target with 4 wickets remaining.
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Indian colts started their ICC Under-19 World Cup campaign on a high as they defeated South Africa by 45 runs at the Guyana National Stadium on Saturday night.
Batting first, India lost their openers early but captain Yash Dhull and Shaik Rasheed 71-run stand to hold up Indian innings. The Indian went captain went on to score 82 runs before getting runout as Indians were bundled out for 232-10 in the 47th over.
Chasing a below-par 233 run target, South Africa too had a bad start as they lost their opener in the first over. However, a 58-run stand for the second wicket steadied their innings.
But it was in the middle-overs when they lost the match as South Africa got strangled by the Indian spinners. The runs came down to a trickle as Vicky Ostwal, Nishant Sindhu and Kaushal Tambe gave nothing away. From overs 12-31, Indian bowlers only gave 64 runs. All that pressure resulted in a mighty collapse as South Africa lost their last seven wickets for 49 with Vicky Ostwal taking five.
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WATCH: India beat South Africa by 45 runs in their ICC Under-19 World Cup opener

Indian colts started their ICC Under-19 World Cup campaign on a high as they defeated South Africa by 45 runs at the Guyana National Stadium on Saturday night

Indian colts started their ICC Under-19 World Cup campaign on a high as they defeated South Africa by 45 runs at the Guyana National Stadium on Saturday night.
Batting first, India lost their openers early but captain Yash Dhull and Shaik Rasheed's 71-run stand help up ththe innings. The Indian captain went on to score 82 runs before getting runout as the team&nbsp;were bundled out for 232-10 in the 47th over.
Chasing a below-par 233 run target, South Africa too had a bad start as they lost their opener in the first over. However, a 58-run stand for the second wicket steadied their innings.
But it was in the middle-overs when they lost the match as South Africa got strangled by the Indian spinners. The runs came down to a trickle as Vicky Ostwal, Nishant Sindhu and Kaushal Tambe gave nothing away. From overs 12-31, Indian bowlers only gave 64 runs. All that pressure resulted in a mighty collapse as South Africa lost their last seven wickets for 49 with Vicky Ostwal taking five.

Indian colts started their ICC Under-19 World Cup campaign on a high as they defeated South Africa by 45 runs at the Guyana National Stadium on Saturday night

Indian colts started their ICC Under-19 World Cup campaign on a high as they defeated South Africa by 45 runs at the Guyana National Stadium on Saturday night.
Batting first, India lost their openers early but captain Yash Dhull and Shaik Rasheed's 71-run stand help up ththe innings. The Indian captain went on to score 82 runs before getting runout as the team&nbsp;were bundled out for 232-10 in the 47th over.
Chasing a below-par 233 run target, South Africa too had a bad start as they lost their opener in the first over. However, a 58-run stand for the second wicket steadied their innings.
But it was in the middle-overs when they lost the match as South Africa got strangled by the Indian spinners. The runs came down to a trickle as Vicky Ostwal, Nishant Sindhu and Kaushal Tambe gave nothing away. From overs 12-31, Indian bowlers only gave 64 runs. All that pressure resulted in a mighty collapse as South Africa lost their last seven wickets for 49 with Vicky Ostwal taking five.
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Australia kick-started its Under-19 World Cup campaign with a comfortable 6-wicket win over hosts West Indies on Friday.
Windies' decision to bat first backfired as they found themselves 3 down with just 12 runs on the board. Ackeem Auguste though played a captain's innings, making a gritty 57. However, Indian born ambidextrous spinner Nivethan Radhakrishnan took 3 wickets and restricted the Windes to 169.
The Aussies had an early scare as they were reduced to 21/2. But Teague Wyllie dropped anchor and guided his side over the finish line with an unbeaten 86. Radhakrishnan came good with the bat as well and remained unbeaten on 31. Australia won with 5.1 overs to spare.
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Highlights! U19 World Cup: Indian born ambidextrous spinner helps Australia beat West Indies

Watch how an all-round show by Indian born ambidextrous spinner Nivethan Radhakrishnan helps Australia beat West Indies by 6 wickets in Under-19 World Cup opener

Australia kick-started its Under-19 World Cup campaign with a comfortable 6-wicket win over hosts West Indies on Friday.
Windies' decision to bat first backfired as they found themselves 3 down with just 12 runs on the board. Ackeem Auguste&nbsp;though played a captain's innings, making a gritty 57. However, Indian born&nbsp;ambidextrous spinner&nbsp;Nivethan Radhakrishnan&nbsp;took 3 wickets and restricted the&nbsp;Windes&nbsp;to&nbsp;169.
The Aussies had an early scare as they were reduced to 21/2. But&nbsp;Teague Wyllie&nbsp;dropped anchor and guided his side over the finish line with an unbeaten 86. Radhakrishnan&nbsp;came good with the bat as well and remained unbeaten on 31. Australia won with 5.1 overs&nbsp;to spare.

An all-round show by Indian born&nbsp;ambidextrous spinner&nbsp;Nivethan Radhakrishnan&nbsp;helps Australia beat West Indies by 6 wickets in Under-19 World Cup opener

Australia kick-started its Under-19 World Cup campaign with a comfortable 6-wicket win over hosts West Indies on Friday.
Windies' decision to bat first backfired as they found themselves 3 down with just 12 runs on the board. Ackeem Auguste&nbsp;though played a captain's innings, making a gritty 57. However, Indian born&nbsp;ambidextrous spinner&nbsp;Nivethan Radhakrishnan&nbsp;took 3 wickets and restricted the&nbsp;Windes&nbsp;to&nbsp;169.
The Aussies had an early scare as they were reduced to 21/2. But&nbsp;Teague Wyllie&nbsp;dropped anchor and guided his side over the finish line with an unbeaten 86. Radhakrishnan&nbsp;came good with the bat as well and remained unbeaten on 31. Australia won with 5.1 overs&nbsp;to spare.
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A tale of two Punjabi immigrants, one in Australia and the other in England, would inspire many who want to propel their career in a game of cricket in these two big cricketing nations.
Fateh Singh and Harkirat Bajwa were selected for England and Australia's U-19 teams respectively, for the upcoming World Cup in West Indies.
Despite battling with hair disease Alopecia, Fateh found a place in England's U-19 squad as an all-rounder.
While Harkirat, who had a difficult time adjusting in Australia seven years ago, is a mystery spinner in the Australian U-19 side.
The growth of these two teenagers has come as a surprise to their parents as they never thought their sons would get selected for their countries so soon.
While talking to a news daily Indian Express, Fateh's father Gurj Singh Landa said that his son got a professional contract with Nottinghamshire and made three List A appearances for his club. Fateh was named Academy player of the year in 2021 after taking 32 wickets in 13 matches for the U-18s and averaging 25.89 with the bat in 2021.
Meanwhile, Harkirat made it to the top grade this season only in Australia. He took 14 wickets in six matches at an average of 13.93 and immediately caught the attention of selectors.
Both the players will be in action for their respective sides in the U-19 World Cup, starting January 14, in West Indies.

U-19 World Cup: How two Punjabi immigrants get into Australia, England squad battling all odds

Despite battling with hair disease Alopecia, Fateh Singh found a place in England's U-19 squad as an all-rounder. While Harkirat, who had a difficult time adjusting in Australia seven years ago, is a mystery spinner in the Australian U-19 side

U-19 World Cup: How two Punjabi immigrants get into Australia, England squad against all odds

A tale of two Punjabi immigrants, one in Australia and the other in England, would inspire many who want to chase their dreams and make a career in the game of cricket.
Fateh Singh and Harkirat Bajwa were selected for England and Australia's U-19 teams respectively, for the upcoming World Cup in West Indies.
Despite battling with hair disease Alopecia, Fateh found a place in England's U-19 squad as an all-rounder.
While Harkirat, who had a difficult time adjusting in Australia seven years ago, is a mystery spinner in the Australian U-19 side.
The growth of these two teenagers has come as a surprise to their parents as they never thought their sons would get selected for their countries so soon.
While talking to the Indian Express, Fateh's father Gurj Singh Landa said that his son got a professional contract with Nottinghamshire and made three List A appearances for his club. Fateh was named Academy player of the year in 2021 after taking 32 wickets in 13 matches for the U-18s and averaging 25.89 with the bat in 2021.
Meanwhile, Harkirat made it to the top grade this season only in Australia. He took 14 wickets in six matches at an average of 13.93 and immediately caught the attention of selectors.
Both the players will be in action for their respective sides in the U-19 World Cup, starting January 14, in West Indies.

A tale of two Punjabi immigrants, one in Australia and the other in England, would inspire many who want to propel their career in a game of cricket in these two big cricketing nations.

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