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India vs Australia: Australia once again broke India’s dream of winning the ICC title. For the third time in the last 8 months, the Kangaroos have defeated Team India in the final. Australia defeated India by 79 runs in the final of the 2024 Under-19 World Cup on Sunday. In this way, the Kangaroos won the Under-19 World Cup title after 14 years. Australia has defeated India in the final of the first Under-19 World Cup.
Australia, batting first, scored a challenging score of 253 runs for seven wickets in the stipulated 50 overs. However, this was the highest score in the final in the history of Under-19 World Cup. In response, the Indian team was all out after scoring 174 runs in 43.5 overs.
Australia’s senior team had extended its wait to win the ICC trophy by defeating India in the final of the ODI World Cup played in Ahmedabad on 19 November last year. Now his junior team did not allow last time champion India to win the Under-19 World Cup for the sixth time. Last year, Australia had defeated India in the final of the ICC World Test Championship.
In the final match of the 2024 Under-19 World Cup, Australia won the toss and batted first. For Australia, Harjas Singh (55 runs on 64 balls, three fours, three sixes), Harry Dixon (42 runs on 56 balls), captain Hugh Wiebgen (48 runs on 66 balls) and Oliver Peak (46 not out on 43 balls) Played important innings. For India, fast bowler Raj Limbani took three wickets for 38 runs while left arm fast bowler Naman Tiwari took two wickets for 63 runs.
In this match, the Australian team entered with four fast bowlers. The fast bowlers were also getting help from the pitch. The ball was not swinging much, but there was a lot of bounce. In such a situation, Australia’s decision to go with four fast bowlers proved to be right. Indian batsmen could not adjust to the conditions. Only four batsmen from India reached double digits, including opener Adarsh Singh (47) and lower-order batsman Murugan Abhishek (42).
For Australia, fast bowler Mahali Beardman took three wickets for 15 runs while Callum Vidler took two wickets for 35 runs. On the other hand, off-spinner Rafe McMillan made a good contribution to the victory by taking three wickets for 43 runs.
What went wrong in the final? Why was the dream of winning the title not fulfilled? Indian captain told the reason for defeat
Once again Australia shattered the hearts of millions of fans by defeating the Indian team in the final. The final of the 2024 Under-19 World Cup was played between India and Australia on Sunday. In the title match, Kangaroos defeated Team India by 79 runs. After the defeat in the final, Indian captain Uday Saharan openly admitted his mistake and also explained the reason for the defeat.
Indian captain Uday Saharan admitted after the 79-run defeat to Australia in the final of the Under-19 World Cup that he did not execute his strategy and suffered the consequences of playing bad shots.
Let us tell you that in the final match, the Australian team had scored 253 runs for seven wickets in 50 overs after playing first. In response, Team India was all out for 174 runs in 43.5 overs. For India, only opening batsman Adarsh Singh (47) and number eight batsman Murugan Abhishek (42) could make some contribution. All the other batsmen were flops.
Indian captain Uday Saharan said after the match, “We played some bad shots and failed to spend much time at the crease. We had prepared well, but we could not execute our strategy. There was a lot to learn from this tournament.” “There was a lot to learn from the support staff and even during the game. We will try to keep learning and get better.”
Captain Uday also looked very disappointed with the defeat in the final. However, he also praised his players. He said, “It was a very good tournament. I am proud of our players, they played brilliantly. They showed a great example of their spirit from the very beginning.”
How was India’s dream of winning the title broken? What were the 5 big reasons for the defeat, know here
Australia has won the ICC Under-19 World Cup title. In the final match, the Kangaroo team showed a brilliant performance and defeated India by a huge margin of 79 runs. The Indian team, which performed brilliantly throughout the tournament, could not maintain its excellent form and lost to Australia. The defeat of the Indian team has broken the hearts of crores of Indian fans. The Indian team made many mistakes in the title match. In such a situation, today we will tell you about those 5 mistakes due to which India remained one step away from the title.
Uday Saharan’s wicket
Indian team captain Uday Saharan had been in amazing form so far in the Under-19 World Cup. He always handled the Indian team with his bat throughout the tournament. However, he could not do so in the final match and was out after scoring only 8 runs.
There was no edge in bowling
The bowling of the Indian team did not appear to be in the same rhythm in the final match as it was in the tournament. However, Indian team’s fast bowler Raj Limbani gave the first blow to Australia at the score of 16 runs. But after this, Australia’s batsmen continued to maintain partnerships and took the team beyond 250.
Musheer failed even after getting life support
In the title match, Indian team’s star batsman Musheer Khan got two big blessings. However, even after this donation of life, Musheer was seen batting in panic and was bowled on the score of 22 runs. Musheer’s wicket was the major reason for India’s defeat.
slow innings of adarsh singh
Indian team’s opening batsman Adarsh Singh played an inning of 47 runs in 77 balls. He batted very slowly in the beginning which had an impact on the team. The pressure on India increased and the Indian team disintegrated in front of this pressure.
Middle order flop performance
The middle order of the Indian team proved to be a huge flop in the title match. Barring Mushir Khan (22 runs), no batsman from number 3 to number 7 in the Indian innings could even reach the 10-run mark. The Indian team suffered a big loss and remained one step away from the title.
