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India U-19 defeated Pakistan by 58 runs in a Super Six clash at Bulawayo, with Kanishk Chouhan starring with bat and ball to secure a semifinal berth against Afghanistan.

U19 World Cup: All-rounder Kanishk star in Pakistan rout as India reach semis

India U-19 defeated Pakistan by 58 runs in a Super Six clash at Bulawayo, with Kanishk Chouhan starring with bat and ball to secure a semifinal berth against Afghanistan.

Young Kanishk Chouhan showed his all-round prowess as India comfortably outclassed arch-rivals Pakistan by 58 runs in a Super Six encounter to qualify for the semifinal of the ICC U-19 World Cup in Bulawayo on Sunday.
India will meet Afghanistan in the semifinal, while England and Australia will play in the other last-four encounter.
It was all-rounder Kanishk, whose quickfire 29-ball 35 and a 50-run stand for the eighth wicket with Khilan Patel (21 not out off 15 balls), that took India U-19 to a decent 252 in 49.5 overs.
For Pakistan to qualify for the semi-finals on account of a better run-rate, they needed to reach 253 in 33.3 overs. However, their batters didn&rsquo;t seem interested in making a match, managing only 167 for 4 in 33.3 overs before finally getting bowled out for 194 in 46.2 overs.
In the bowling department, Kanishk largely stopped the Pakistan team on its tracks with figures of 1 for 30 in 10 overs, including an astounding 40 dot balls.
With the pitch assisting spinners, left-arm spinner Khilan Patel (3/35 in 9.2 overs) and skipper Ayush Mhatre (3/21 in 8 overs) also choked the run flow throughout the middle overs.
Pakistan&rsquo;s Asia Cup hero Sameer Minhas was dismissed by Henil Patel&rsquo;s off-cutter, and the remaining batters displayed a defensive mindset.
"There was a good start but in the middle, the ball was spinning. The way KC (Kanishk's nickname) batted was brilliant. Vedant (Trivedi) was batting well in the nets, so I was confident in him. Boys were contributing. Pakistan batters batted well in the first 25 overs, after that the spinners bowled really well. We are looking match by match. Just want to win the semi-finals," skipper Mhatre said after the match.
Earlier, Kanishk and Khilan added 50 runs in just 5.1 overs to provide a final flourish after Vedant&rsquo;s patient 68 off 98 balls helped lay a platform.
Put into bat, Vaibhav Suryavanshi (30 off 22 balls) started in his typical attacking fashion but, despite getting a reprieve off left-arm seamer Mohammad Sayyam (2/69), he was dismissed trying a second pull-shot in as many deliveries.
Skipper Ayush Mhatre (0)'s nightmarish run in Youth ODIs continued with a first-ball duck, while Aaron George was beaten by a ripper from lanky Abdul Subhan (3/33), which pitched on middle and moved slightly to dislodge the off-stump.
From 47 for no loss, India were reduced to 47 for 3, after which left-handed Vihaan Malhotra (21) joined Vedant and consolidated the innings with a 62-run stand.
However, none of the top-order batters, including Vedant, could lift the tempo due to the slowness of the track that made shot-making difficult. The right-handed Vedant played 98 balls and hit two fours and a six before a poor shot off a full-toss from left-arm wrist spinner Momin Qamar brought about his downfall.
Khilan and Kanishk chanced their arms just when it was required to take the team to a safe score.
As has been the norm, players didn&rsquo;t shake hands after the match.
Brief Scores: India 252 in 49.5 overs (Vedant Trivedi 68, Kanishk Chouhan 35; Abdul Subhan 3/33) beat Pakistan 194 in 46.2 overs (Hamza Zahoor 42, Usman Khan 68, Farhan Yousuf 38; Khilan Patel 3/35, Ayush Mhatre 3/21) by 58 runs.

Despite a promising start in their chase, the Australian side faced challenges, losing wickets at critical moments of the game. Pakistan's Ali Raza shone with the ball, claiming four wickets and nearly steering his team to victory.

Under 19 World Cup: Australia set up final showdown with India after defeating Pakistan by 1 wicket

Australia edged out Pakistan by just 1 wicket in the second semifinal, setting up a showdown with India in the final of the Under 19 World Cup.

#PAKvAUS #U19WorldCup

<h2>Despite a promising start in their chase, the Australian side faced challenges, losing wickets at critical moments of the game. Pakistan's Ali Raza shone with the ball, claiming four wickets and nearly steering his team to victory.</h2>

In an exciting turn of events, the stage is set for a thrilling finale in the Under 19 World Cup, where India is poised to battle Australia. This clash marks the third significant encounter between these two cricketing giants in the past one year, following their meetings in the World Test Championship final and the ODI World Cup summit clash. Now, the spotlight shifts to the Under 19 arena, where India seeks to overcome the Aussies in yet another high-stakes final.
The semi-final match against Pakistan showcased Australia's resilience, with the team clinching victory by a narrow margin of just one wicket. Australia's Tom Straker delivered an exceptional performance, taking a record 6 wickets for 24 runs, which played a pivotal role in dismissing Pakistan for 179 runs after they were sent in to bat first by Australian captain Hugh Weibgen.
Despite a promising start in their chase, the Australian side faced challenges, losing wickets at critical moments of the game. Pakistan's Ali Raza shone with the ball, claiming four wickets and nearly steering his team to victory. The match reached a nail-biting conclusion as Pakistan secured the ninth Australian wicket, leaving Australia 16 runs short of the target.
However, the Australian duo of Raf MacMillan and Callum Vidler displayed remarkable composure under pressure. Their unbroken partnership guided Australia to victory in the dramatic final over, ensuring their spot in the final against India, the 5-time champions of the Under 19 World Cup. The eagerly anticipated final is scheduled for February 11, promising cricket fans around the world another epic showdown between India and Australia.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/amp/web-stories/sports/cricket/under-19-world-cup-teams-with-most-appearances-in-final-1707407418440">Under 19 World Cup: Teams with most appearances in final</a>

The outcome of the India-South Africa semifinal match could potentially set the stage for a blockbuster final, with the possibility of an India-Pakistan clash.

Under 19 World Cup: In-form India favorites against South Africa in semifinal clash

The outcome of the India-South Africa semifinal match could potentially set the stage for a blockbuster final, with the possibility of an India-Pakistan clash.

#U19WorldCup #INDvSA

<h2>The outcome of the India-South Africa semifinal match could potentially set the stage for a blockbuster final, with the possibility of an India-Pakistan clash.</h2>

India are set to clash with hosts South Africa in the first semifinal of the U-19 World Cup, and the defending champions enter the match as firm favorites. With an impeccable record of five consecutive wins in the tournament, India's under-19 team has showcased exceptional talent, excelling in both batting and bowling.
Eighteen-year-old Musheer Khan has been a standout performer, leading the batting charts with 334 runs at an impressive average of 83.50. India's captain, Uday Saharan, has been equally influential, accumulating 304 runs with two fifties and a century at an average of 61.60.
Sachin Dhas exhibited his prowess with a crucial 116 in the last Super Six game against Nepal, rescuing India from a challenging situation. India's bowling has been spearheaded by Saumy Kumar Pandey, the vice-captain and left-arm spinner, who boasts an enviable economy rate of 2.17 and has taken 16 wickets, including three four-fors.
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The seamers, Naman Tiwari and Raj Limbani, have thrived with Pandey's accuracy, contributing to India's dominant bowling displays. India's recent successes in South Africa and their impressive winning streak positions them as strong contenders for a place in the final.
While India's batters are in top form, the challenge for South Africa lies in countering the on-song Indian bowlers. South African pacer Kwena Maphaka has been a standout performer, claiming three five-wicket hauls in five games and topping the bowling charts with 18 scalps.
The semifinal promises to be an exciting battle between India's in-form batters and Maphaka's lethal pace. The outcome of this match could potentially set the stage for a blockbuster final, with the possibility of an India-Pakistan clash.
 When will India vs South Africa U-19 World Cup semifinal match be played? The India vs South Africa U-19 World Cup match will be played on Saturday, February 6.
Where will India vs South Africa U-19 World Cup semifinal match be played? The India vs South Africa U-19 World Cup semifinal match will be played at the Willowmoore Park in Benoni.
What time will India vs South Africa U-19 World Cup semifinal match start? The India vs South Africa U-19 World Cup semifinal match will start at 1:30 PM IST.
Where to watch live streaming of India vs South Africa U-19 World Cup semifinal match? You can watch the India vs South Africa U-19 World Cup semifinal match live stream for free on Disney+ Hotstar.
Where to watch live telecast of India vs South Africa U-19 World Cup semifinal match? The India vs South Africa U-19 World Cup semifinal match will be telecast on the Star Sports Network.
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(With PTI inputs)

Musheer Khan took only 34 balls to race to 100 from 50, having scored the first 50 runs off 66 balls. Along with skipper Uday Saharan (75 off 84 balls), Musheer added 156.

Under 19 World Cup: India thrash Ireland by 201 runs to make it 2 wins in 2

Riding on Musheer Khan's brilliant hundred, India thrashed Ireland by 201 runs in their second match of the Under-19 World Cup.

<h2>Musheer Khan took only 34 balls to race to 100 from 50, having scored the first 50 runs off 66 balls. Along with skipper Uday Saharan (75 off 84 balls), Musheer added 156.</h2>

Musheer Khan gave ample display of his immense talent with a superb hundred as India steam-rolled minnows Ireland by a whopping 201 runs to virtually qualify for the Super Six round of the ICC U-19 World Cup here on Thursday.
Courtesy Musheer's blitzkrieg -- 118 off 106 balls, India posted an imposing 301 for 7 against Ireland, which in any case, would have been an uphill challenge to surpass.
In the end, Ireland managed a paltry 100 in 29.4 overs with medium pacer Naman Tiwari (4/53 in 10 overs) and left-arm spinner Saumy Kumar Pandey (3/21 in 9 overs) doing the bulk of the damage. Seven Irish batters failed to reach double figures.
The Indian team was just too good for the Irish and the gulf in standard was evident across all departments.
India have now won both their group league games and the game against USA, which is 'mini-India' with 11 expats of Indian descent, is expected to be another walk in the park.
However, the day belonged to 18-year-old Mumbai boy Musheer.
On the same day when his elder brother Sarfaraz scored 161 in an unofficial Test versus England Lions in Ahmedabad, thousands of kilometres away in Bloemfontein, Musheer paced his innings brilliantly hitting nine fours and four sixes in the process.
"We both have same style of play. I am very happy but not satisfied as I need to play much better in the coming games. In the last match, I was in a bit of rush but today I was patient and waited for the loose deliveries. The six I hit over mid-wicket off the fast bowler was special. All thanks to Almighty Allah," Musheer said after the match.
He took only 34 balls to race to 100 from 50, having scored the first 50 runs off 66 balls. Along with skipper Uday Saharan (75 off 84 balls), Musheer added 156 as the young Indian batters gave a good account of themselves, albeit against a weaker bowling attack.
In the end, Sachin Dhas, perhaps the most exciting talent in the U-19 set-up, smashed 21 off 9 balls to take India past 300-run mark, which is the highest score in an U-19 international at this ground.
India scored 119 runs in the last 10 overs.
However, the Indian innings was about Musheer's brilliant game awareness as he took his time before unleashing a brutal assault on the Irish bowlers.
Very strong on the on-side, all his maximums came in the region between square leg, deep mid-wicket and long-on.
He treated opposition's best pacer Oliver Riley (3/55) with disdain, hitting him for two sixes.
Saharan, who played the second fiddle to Adarsh Singh in the opening game, was once again brilliant as an anchor, rotating the strike well and letting Musheer play his natural attacking game.
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The Women in Blue have dropped to second place behind Australia in the Super Six Group 1.

Women's U-19 T20 World Cup: Australia hand India 7-wicket loss

India's unbeaten run at the Women's U-19 T20 World Cup came crashing down after Australian women handed the young Women in Blue a 7-wicket defeat

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The Women in Blue have dropped to second place behind Australia in the Super Six Group 1.

India's unbeaten run at the Women's U-19 T20 World Cup came crashing down after Australian women handed the young Women in Blue a 7-wicket defeat on Saturday.&nbsp;
Invited to bat, the formidable India batters faltered as the Australians ousted the entire lineup for just 87 within 19 overs. With 21, Shweta Sehrawat, the Indian opener scored the highest for the team.&nbsp;
In reply, the Australians came out all guns blazing asthey chased down the score with 37 balls to spare. Titas Sadhu, Archana Devi and Sonam Yadav took a wicket each for India.&nbsp; Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/always-prefer-game-time-over-practice-shami-on-workload-management-ahead-of-odi-world-cup-1674358306571">Always prefer game time over practice: Shami on workload management ahead of ODI World Cup</a>
The Women in Blue have dropped to second place behind Australia in the Super Six Group 1.

Dewald Brevis or popularly known as 'Baby AB' became the talk of the town after his flamboyant show during the Under-19 World Cup. On the back of his exploits during the tournament where he became the leading run-scorer, the youngster from South Africa earned a contract with the 5-time IPL winners, Mumbai Indians. MI bought the 18-year-old all-rounder, whose sensational batting style resembles AB de Villiers, for Rs 3 crores in the mega auctions. Brevis with his consistent performance starred in the Under-19 World Cup that India won. The youngster amassed as many as 506 runs in 6 innings at an average of 84.33, including 2 hundred and 3 fifties, and also took 7 wickets. He was adjudged the player of the tournament. With IPL approaching, all eyes will be on the youngster who is currently practicing with the MI squad. They will play their first match against Delhi Capitals on 27th March. If he keeps up with his form at the cash-rich league, Brevis will have every chance to make a breakthrough in the senior South African team. 

IPL 2022: Promising South African youngster, 'Baby AB' Dewald Brevis practises with MI squad

The popular Baby Ab, Dewald Brevis, is practicing with his favorite IPL team, Mumbai Indians. Tap to know what lies ahead for the prolific 18-year-old cricketer. 

IPL 2022: Promising South African youngster, 'Baby AB' Dewald Brevis practises with MI squad

The youngster amassed as many as 506 runs in 6 innings at an average of 84.33, including 2 hundred and 3 fifties, and&nbsp;also took 7 wickets.

Dewald&nbsp;Brevis,&nbsp;popularly known as 'Baby AB' became the talk of the town after his flamboyant show at the Under-19 World Cup. On the back of his exploits during the tournament where he became the leading run-scorer, the youngster from South Africa earned a contract with the 5-time IPL&nbsp;winners, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl/ipl-2022-check-mumbai-indians-full-schedule-predicted-playing-11-players-list-their-salaries-here-1647692825009">Mumbai&nbsp;Indians</a>.&nbsp; MI bought the 18-year-old all-rounder, whose sensational batting style resembles AB de Villiers,&nbsp;for Rs 3 crores&nbsp;in the mega auctions.
Brevis&nbsp;with his consistent performance&nbsp;starred in the Under-19 World Cup that India won. The youngster amassed as many as 506 runs in 6 innings at an average of 84.33, including 2 hundred and 3 fifties, and&nbsp;also took 7 wickets. He was adjudged the player of the tournament.&nbsp; Also Read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl/ipl-2022-irfan-pathan-suggests-deepak-chahar-s-replacement-for-chennai-super-kings-1647848444386">IPL 2022: Irfan Pathan suggests Deepak Chahar's replacement for Chennai Super Kings</a> With IPL&nbsp;approaching, all eyes will be on the youngster who is currently practicing with the MI squad. They will play their first match against <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ipl-2022-check-delhi-capitals-full-schedule-predicted-playing-11-players-list-their-salaries-here-1647694763525">Delhi Capitals</a> on 27th March. If he keeps up with his form at the cash-rich league, Brevis&nbsp;will have every chance to make a breakthrough in the senior South African team.&nbsp;

Some of the boys from India's World Cup-winning Under-19 team may not be able to enrol their names for the IPL Mega Auction 2022 as the BCCI rules won't allow them to do so. According to the rules, only those Under-19 players are allowed to register their names who have played at least one first-class match or a List-A game.
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However, the Indian board is expected to allow them to list their names and make this a one-time exception given almost no amount of domestic cricket was played during the two years due to the Covid-19 pandemic, according to an Indian Express report.
The veteran BCCI administrator Ratnakar Shetty also came in support of the Under 19 stars and said that it is unfortunate that these boys weren't able to play List-A tournaments as Under-19 and List A matches were played simultaneously. As many as eight Under-19 boys couldn't be allowed to put in their names if BCCI adheres to its existing rules. Among eight players, the notable ones are vice-captain Shaik Rasheed, wicketkeeper Dinesh Bana, left-arm pacer Ravi Kumar and all-rounder Nishant Sindhu.

IPL Mega Auction 2022: THESE Under-19 stars may not be allowed in the auction

Those with no experience of List-A or First Class matches can't enrol in IPL Auctions! 
Will BCCI make an exception for the ICC Under-19 World Cup-winning team?

According to BCCI's&nbsp;current rules for IPL&nbsp;Auctions, players with no record of domestic or List-A cricket can't be allowed to participate in the auction.&nbsp;

Some of the boys from India's <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/celebrations-and-a-grand-welcome-for-india-s-under-19-world-cup-winning-team-in-bengaluru-1644299213133">World Cup-winning Under-19 team</a> may not be able to enrol their names for the IPL Mega Auction 2022 as the BCCI rules won't allow them to do so. According to the rules, only those Under-19 players are allowed to register their names who have played at least one first-class match or a List-A game.
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However, the Indian board is expected to allow them to list their names and make this a one-time exception given almost no amount of domestic cricket was played during the two years due to the Covid-19 pandemic, according to an Indian Express report.
The veteran BCCI administrator Ratnakar Shetty also came in support of the Under 19 stars and said that it is unfortunate that these boys weren't able to play List-A tournaments as Under-19 and List A matches were played simultaneously. As many as eight Under-19 boys could not be allowed to put in&nbsp;their names if BCCI adheres to its existing rules. Among eight players, the notable ones are vice-captain Shaik Rasheed, wicketkeeper Dinesh Bana, left-arm pacer Ravi Kumar and all-rounder Nishant Sindhu.
Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/liveblog/sports-news/ipl-auction-2022-live-updates-full-list-of-sold-and-unsold-players-40" target="_blank">IPL&nbsp;Auction 2022 LIVE Updates</a>

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-18 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.  

Big celebrations and grand welcome for India's Under 19 World Cup winning team in Bengaluru

Loads of fans and celebrations at the Bengaluru Airport as the Indian Under 19 World Cup-winning team got home after winning their 5th title in the West Indies

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

The Indian Under 19 World Cup-winning&nbsp;team arrived in Bengaluru&nbsp;on Tuesday morning amidst a lot of fanfare and celebrations. The team which won the ICC&nbsp;Under 19 World Cup for a record-extending 5th time was received by BCCI officials and fans at the Airport.&nbsp;
Led by Captain Yash&nbsp;Dhull, the team remained unbeaten in the tournament and lifted the trophy by&nbsp;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.&nbsp;
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.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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&nbsp;

The Indian Under 19 World Cup-winning&nbsp;team arrived in Bengaluru&nbsp;on Tuesday morning amidst a lot of fanfare and celebrations. The team which won the ICC&nbsp;Under 19 World Cup for a record-extending 5th time was received by BCCI officials and fans at the Airport.&nbsp;
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl/watch-ms-dhoni-resumes-practice-ahead-of-ipl-2022-in-ranchi-1644304884351">Watch: MS Dhoni resumes practice ahead of IPL 2022 in Ranchi&nbsp;</a>
Led by Captain Yash&nbsp;Dhull, the team remained unbeaten in the tournament and lifted the trophy by&nbsp;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.&nbsp;
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.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The Under-19 squad that made India proud in Antigua by clinching the record-extending 5th ICC Under-19 World Cup title is all set to return to India. The Board of Control for Cricket in India who have announced hefty cash rewards for the Boys in Blue further said that the Indian colts will be felicitated in Ahmedabad upon arrival. The World Cup-winning team will likely arrive on Tuesday morning. The team boarded a long flight on Sunday evening and will land in Ahmedabad via Amsterdam and Bangalore.  They were also felicitated by the Indian High Commissioner KJ Srinivasa in Guyana. Despite a Covid-marred campaign, the valiant junior team defeated England in the final match of the Under 19 World Cup on Saturday. 

Under-19 World Cup winning team to be felicitated in Ahmedabad

BCCI is planning a big felicitation program for the Under-19 World Cup-winning team in Ahmedabad. Watch the video for all the details

The Under-19 squad that made India proud in Antigua by clinching the record-extending 5th ICC&nbsp;Under-19 World Cup title is all set to return to India.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India&nbsp;who have announced hefty cash rewards for the Boys in Blue further said that the Indian colts&nbsp;will be felicitated in Ahmedabad&nbsp;upon arrival. The World Cup-winning team will arrive on Tuesday morning. The team boarded a long flight on Sunday evening and will land in Ahmedabad via Amsterdam and Bangalore.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Despite a Covid-marred campaign, the junior&nbsp;team defeated England in the final match of the Under 19 World Cup on Saturday.&nbsp;
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The Board of Control for Cricket in India&nbsp;who have announced hefty cash rewards for the Boys in Blue further said that the Indian colts&nbsp;will be felicitated in Ahmedabad&nbsp;upon arrival.

The Under-19 squad that made India proud in Antigua by clinching the record-extending 5th ICC&nbsp;Under-19 World Cup title is all set to return to India.
Also read:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/very-special-vvs-laxman-congratulates-team-india-for-winning-icc-under-19-world-cup-1644114947498">&nbsp;'Very Special' VVS Laxman congratulates Team India for winning ICC Under 19 World Cup</a> The Board of Control for Cricket in India&nbsp;who have announced <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/icc-under-19-world-cup-final-bcci-announces-a-cash-reward-for-players-support-staff-after-historic-win-1644113490442">hefty cash rewards</a> for the Boys in Blue further said that the Indian colts&nbsp;will be felicitated in Ahmedabad&nbsp;upon arrival. The World Cup-winning team will arrive on Tuesday morning. The team boarded a long flight on Sunday evening and will land in Ahmedabad via Amsterdam and Bangalore.&nbsp;&nbsp; Despite a Covid-marred campaign, the junior&nbsp;team defeated England in the final match of the Under 19 World Cup on Saturday.&nbsp;

It’s a High-Five!
India who were already the most successful teams in the ICC Under 19 World Cup tournament pushed the bar higher after the Boys in Blue clinched their record-extending 5th title after defeating England by 4 wickets.
Here’s a look at the past years when the Indian colts made us proud at the world stage:
2000
India entered the edition as mediocres ended up winning their first ever Under-19 World Cup Trophy. The Mohammad Kaif led team defeated Sri Lanka by 6 wickets in their maiden final.
In the last match of the tournament in Colombo, India chased 179 with 56 balls remaining. Yuvraj Singh who later emerged as a Indian cricket star was a part of this team.
2008
Virat Kohli who rose to the zenith of Indian cricket picked up the 2nd Under-19 World Cup for the country. The Kohli led team which had the likes of Ravindra Jadeja and Manish Pandey defeated South Africa.
The Indian team was bowled out for 159, however the bowlers presented a match winning performance restricting Proteas to 103-8 in a match interrupted game in Kuala Lumpur.
2012
It was a record equalling third title for the Indian colts. Unmukt Chand led India brought down the defending champions and 3 time winners Australians by 6 wickets in Queensland. Unmukt Chand’s unbeaten 100 helped India win while chasing a 226 run target. Hanuma Vihari was a part of this WC winning squad.
2018
Captain Prithvi Shaw scripted history for India as his team picked up india’s record 4th title in New Zealand. India who were coached by Rahul Dravid defeated Australia once again by 8 wickets to bring home the coveted title. Assisting Shaw throughout the Tournament was Shubhman Gill who has since made his name in the cricketing world.
  

Over the years: Team India's journey to their 5th Under-19 World Cup title

Not the 1st time when Team India won the ICC Under 19 World Cup! Check out how the Indian junior team has dominated cricket in the past few years

Over the years: India's journey to the 5th Under-19 World Cup title

The Mohammad Kaif led team defeated Sri Lanka by 6 wickets in their maiden final to pick India's first-ever Under 19 trophy in Columbo&nbsp;in 2000.&nbsp;

It&rsquo;s a High-Five!
India who were already the most successful teams in the ICC Under 19 World Cup tournament pushed the bar higher after the Boys in Blue clinched their record-extending 5th title after defeating England by 4 wickets.
Here&rsquo;s a look at the past years when the Indian colts made us proud on the world stage:
2000
India entered the edition as mediocre ended up winning their first-ever Under-19 World Cup Trophy. The Mohammad Kaif-led&nbsp;team defeated Sri Lanka by 6 wickets in their maiden final.
In the last match of the tournament in Colombo, India chased 179 with 56 balls remaining. Yuvraj Singh who later emerged as an Indian cricket star was a part of this team.
2008
Virat Kohli who rose to the zenith of Indian cricket picked up the 2nd Under-19 World Cup for the country in 2008. The Kohli-led&nbsp;team which had the likes of Ravindra Jadeja and Manish Pandey defeated South Africa.
The Indian team was bowled out for 159, however, the bowlers presented a match-winning performance restricting the&nbsp;Proteas to 103-8 in a rain-interrupted game in Kuala Lumpur.
2012
It was a record-equalling third title for the Indian colts. Unmukt Chand led India brought down the defending champions and 3-time winners Australians by 6 wickets in Queensland. Unmukt Chand&rsquo;s unbeaten 100 helped India win while chasing a 226 run target. Hanuma Vihari was a part of this Under 19 WC-winning squad.
2018
Captain Prithvi Shaw scripted history for India as his team picked up India's record 4th title in New Zealand. India who were coached by Rahul Dravid defeated Australia once again by 8 wickets to bring home the coveted title. Assisting Shaw throughout the tournament was Shubhman Gill who has since made his name in the senior circuit.&nbsp;
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After winning a historic fifth world title at the ICC Under-19 World Cup, VVS Laxman termed it a very special win. Speaking after the final, Laxman congratulated not just the team but also the selection committee.
Laxman, who traveled with the team, also mentioned how the covid outbreak in the middle of the tournament-tested the team but the boys showed a lot of resilience and a positive attitude to overcome all the problems. Laxman, who heads the National Cricket Academy, lauded the team for winning the tournament despite not getting a chance to play any domestic tournaments.
Due to the pandemic, all domestic tournaments were canceled in the last two years and this young side only got the chance to play Asia Cup for match practice. Laxman further added that it is just the start of a journey for all the young cricketers and exciting times await them.Team india defeated England in the final of the ICC under-19 world cup to win the title for a record -extending 5th time.

'Very Special' VVS Laxman congratulates Team India for winning ICC Under 19 World Cup

Despite not getting a chance to play any domestic tournaments and the Covid-19 hit during the tournament, India clinched the 5th Under19 World Cup, and here's what the head of National Cricket Academy, VVS Laxman feels about it. 

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Laxman, who traveled with the team, also mentioned how the covid outbreak in the middle of the tournament-tested the team but the boys showed a lot of resilience and a positive attitude to overcome all the problems.

<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/watch-highlights-under-19-world-cup-team-india-win-a-historic-5th-title-after-beating-england-in-final-1644112015059">After winning a historic fifth world titl</a>e at the ICC Under-19 World Cup, VVS Laxman termed it a very special win. Speaking after the final, Laxman congratulated not just the team but also the selection committee.
Laxman, who traveled with the team, also mentioned how the covid outbreak in the middle of the tournament-tested the team but the boys showed a lot of resilience and a positive attitude to overcome all the problems.&nbsp;Laxman, who heads the National Cricket Academy, lauded the team for winning the tournament despite not getting a chance to play any domestic tournaments. Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/icc-under-19-world-cup-final-bcci-announces-a-cash-reward-for-players-support-staff-after-historic-win-1644113490442">ICC Under 19 World Cup final: BCCI announces a cash reward for players &amp; support staff after historic win</a>
Due to the pandemic, all domestic tournaments were canceled in the last two years and this young side only got the chance to play Asia Cup for match practice. Laxman further added that it is just the start of a journey for all the young cricketers and exciting times await them.Team india defeated England in the final of the ICC under-19 world cup to win the title for a record -extending 5th time.

A historic 5th ICC Under-19 World Cup title brought an early Diwali for the junior Indian cricket team as BCCI announced a hefty cash reward for all the players and support staff.
As India defeated England in the final, BCCI secretary Jay Shah announced a reward of Rs 40 lakhs for each player of the team.In addition to this, the support staff were also rewarded with Rs 25 lakhs each for the brilliant show.
Team India remained unbeaten at the world cup and chased down a tricky 180 in the final against England to assert their dominance in the Under-19 circuit with a record-extending 5th world title.

ICC Under 19 World Cup final: BCCI announces a cash reward for players & support staff after historic win

Early Diwali for Team India! BCCI announces a hefty cash reward for all the players and support staff after the historic 5th ICC Under-19 World Cup title.

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Team India remained unbeaten at the world cup and chased down a tricky 180 in the final against England to assert their dominance in the Under-19 circuit with a record-extending 5th world title.

<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/watch-highlights-under-19-world-cup-team-india-win-a-historic-5th-title-after-beating-england-in-final-1644112015059">A historic 5th ICC Under-19 World Cup title</a> brought an early Diwali for the junior Indian cricket team as BCCI announced a hefty cash reward for all the players and support staff.
As India defeated England in the final, BCCI secretary Jay Shah announced a reward of Rs 40 lakhs for each player of the team.In addition to this, the support staff were also rewarded with Rs 25 lakhs each for the brilliant show. Also Read<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/very-special-vvs-laxman-congratulates-team-india-for-winning-icc-under-19-world-cup-1644114947498">&nbsp;'Very Special' VVS Laxman congratulates Team India for winning ICC Under 19 World Cup</a>
Team India remained unbeaten at the world cup and chased down a tricky 180 in the final against England to assert their dominance in the Under-19 circuit with a record-extending 5th world title.

Team India registered an emphatic win in the final of the ICC Under 19 Cricket World Cup against England to lift the trophy for a historic 5th time. After electing to bat first, England lost early wickets courtesy a brilliant opening spell from Ravi Kumar. Ravi, who finished with figures of 4-34, took two wickets initially and later came back to mop up the tail.
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The destroyer in chief was Raj Bawa, as he collected 5 wickets for a mere 31 runs to register the best bowling figures in an Under-19 World Cup Final. Despite wickets falling at regular intervals, James Rew batted with flair to prevent the English from crumbling under pressure. Right through the world cup, the Indian spinners dominated against the opposition, but the final belonged to the seamers. A couple of lower order partnerships ensured England reached 189 after being reduced to 91-7.
On a slow wicket, the Indian batters were off to a poor start with Angkrish Raghuvanshi falling on the second ball of the innings. Harnoor Singh and vice-captain Shaik Rasheed took India to safety with a 49 run stand. Rasheed scored a cautious 84-ball 50 before perishing. As India lost him and Captain Yash Dhull in quick succession, England staged a remarkable fightback. But Nishant Sindhu slammed the door shut with an unbeaten 50 off 54 balls to guide the young Indian side to a remarkable victory. With 4 wickets and 14 balls left, the boys in blue reached the target to register a gritty win. This was the fifth ICC under-19 world cup title for India, the most in the tournament's history.

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A historic 5th Under-19 World Cup title for Team India after they defeated England in the final by 4 wickets&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/icc-under-19-world-cup-final-bcci-announces-a-cash-reward-for-players-support-staff-after-historic-win-1644113490442">Team India</a> registered an emphatic win in the final of the ICC&nbsp;Under 19 Cricket World Cup against England to lift the trophy for a historic 5th time.&nbsp;After electing to bat first, England lost early wickets courtesy a brilliant opening spell from Ravi Kumar. Ravi, who finished with figures of 4-34, took two wickets initially and later came back to mop up the tail.
Also read:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/very-special-vvs-laxman-congratulates-team-india-for-winning-icc-under-19-world-cup-1644114947498">&nbsp;'Very Special' VVS Laxman congratulates Team India for winning ICC Under 19 World Cup</a>
The destroyer in chief was Raj Bawa, as he collected 5 wickets for a mere 31 runs to register the best bowling figures in an Under-19 World Cup Final. Despite wickets falling at regular intervals, James Rew batted with flair to prevent the English from crumbling under pressure. Right through the world cup, the Indian spinners dominated against the opposition, but the final belonged to the seamers. A couple of lower order partnerships ensured England reached 189 after being reduced to 91-7.
On a slow wicket, the Indian batters were off to a poor start with Angkrish Raghuvanshi falling on the second ball of the innings.&nbsp;Harnoor Singh and vice-captain Shaik Rasheed took India to safety with a 49 run stand. Rasheed scored a cautious 84-ball 50 before perishing. As India lost him and Captain Yash Dhull in quick succession, England staged a remarkable fightback. But Nishant Sindhu slammed the door shut with an unbeaten 50 off 54 balls to guide the young Indian side to a remarkable victory. With 4 wickets and 14 balls left, the boys in blue reached the target to register a gritty win. This was the fifth ICC under-19 world cup title for India, the most in the tournament's history.

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;

The Indian Under-19 cricket team which reached the World Cup final got a surprise call from former India captain Virat Kohli on Thursday. The former Under-19 World Cup captain conducted a Zoom session with the members of the current junior team led by Yash Dhull. 
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After winning the Under-19 World Cup 14-years ago, Virat Kohli made a successful transition to Team India and became one of the best cricketers the country has ever produced. The current junior lot had many questions to ask before the big final vs England and thanked Kohli for his valuable time as he prepares for the ODI series vs West Indies which starts on Sunday in Ahmedabad. 
Having won 4 Under-19 World titles, Team India is already the most successful team in the category as they chase a record 5th trophy when they take on England on Saturday in the final. 
 

Virat Kohli's virtual session with Under-19 World Cup team ahead of the big final vs England 

After winning the Under-19 World Cup 14 years ago, Virat Kohli was ready to impart some knowledge to the current junior team ahead of the big final vs England on Saturday 

The Indian Under-19 cricket team which reached the World Cup final got a surprise call from former India captain Virat Kohli on Thursday. The former Under-19 World Cup captain conducted a Zoom session with the members of the current junior team led by Yash&nbsp;Dhull.&nbsp;
After winning the Under-19 World Cup 14-years ago, Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;made a successful transition to Team India and became one of the best cricketers the country has ever produced. The current junior lot had many questions to ask before the big final vs England and thanked Kohli&nbsp;for his valuable time as he prepares for the ODI&nbsp;series vs West Indies which starts on Sunday in Ahmedabad.&nbsp;
Having won 4 Under-19 World titles, Team India is already the most successful&nbsp;team in the category as they chase a record 5th trophy when they take on England on Saturday in the final.&nbsp;
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Former Under-19 World Cup winner &amp; India captain Virat Kohli had a Zoom session with the junior team that is scheduled to play England in the final on Saturday in West Indies

The Indian Under-19 cricket team which reached the World Cup final got a surprise call from former India captain Virat Kohli on Thursday. The former Under-19 World Cup captain conducted a Zoom session with the members of the current junior team led by Yash&nbsp;Dhull.&nbsp;
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/india-and-sri-lanka-to-play-pink-ball-test-at-bengaluru-sourav-ganguly-1643878963582" target="_blank">India and Sri Lanka to play pink-ball Test at Bengaluru: Sourav Ganguly</a>
After winning the Under-19 World Cup 14-years ago, Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;made a successful transition to Team India and became one of the best cricketers the country has ever produced. The current junior lot had many questions to ask before the big final vs England and thanked Kohli&nbsp;for his valuable time as he prepares for the ODI&nbsp;series vs West Indies which starts on Sunday in Ahmedabad.&nbsp;
Having won 4 Under-19 World titles, Team India is already the most successful&nbsp;team in the category as they chase a record 5th trophy when they take on England on Saturday in the final.&nbsp;
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