ICC U19 Cricket World Cup 2022, India vs Bangladesh, Live Score and Updates: So, the U19 World Cup 2022 semi-finals are set! England vs Afghanistan on 1 February, and India vs Australia on 2 February. That’s all for now, but we’ll be returning with LIVE coverage for India’s semi-final. Until then, goodbye and good night! Preview: India face Bangladesh in their Super League quarter-final clash of the ICC U19 Cricket World Cup 2022 in Antigua on Saturday. The Boys in Blue ended the group stage unbeaten to top Group B with six points, but following their opening win over South Africa, captain Yash Dhull and five others returned positive for COVID-19. However, Dhull and four others- Yash’s deputy Shaik Rasheed, Aradhya Yadav, Manav Parakh and Sidharth Yadav, have since recovered from coronavirus, and are available for the last-eight clash. Just when key players are likely to return to action, India, however, have suffered a fresh setback with stand-in skipper Nishant Sindhu testing positive for the virus. News agency PTI on Friday reported that left-arm spinner Aneeshwar Gautam would come in as a replacement for Nishant in the squad. Performance wise for India, Angkrish Raghuvanshi (228 runs) and Raj Bawa (217 runs) have been India’s leading run-getters, with both of them having scored a century each. Those two will be crucial in providing stability to their batting and will be expected to continue their impressive show. Bawa, in fact, with his knock of 162* against Uganda, surpassed Shikhar Dhawan’s knock of 158 to register the highest individual score by an Indian at the U19 World Cup. Left-arm orthodox bowler Vicky Ostwal is India’s top wicket-taker at the moment, with seven scalps from three games. Meanwhile, Bangladesh’s only defeat in the group stage came against England, when they were bundled out for just 97. England chased it down comfortably with seven wickets to spare. Bangladesh would then go on to beat Canada and UAE in their remaining games to qualify for the Super League quarters by finishing second. Here’s all you need to know about the India-Bangladesh U19 World Cup quarter-final: When will the Super League quarter-final match between India U19 and Bangladesh U19 take place? The Super League quarter-final match between India U19 and Bangladesh U19 will take place on 29 January, 2022 What is the venue for the match? The venue for India U19 vs Bangladesh U19 match is Coolidge Cricket Ground, Antigua. When will the match start? The match is scheduled to begin at 6.30 pm IST, with the toss at 6 pm. Which TV channels will broadcast India U19 vs Bangladesh U19 match? The match will be telecast on Star Sports Network. The live streaming of the match will also be available on Disney + Hotstar. You can also browse firstpost.com for live updates and over-by-over commentary.
Highlights, India vs Bangladesh, ICC U19 Cricket World Cup 2022: India setup semis against Australia with 5-wicket win
ICC U19 Cricket World Cup 2022, India vs Bangladesh, Live Score and Updates: So, the U19 World Cup 2022 semi-finals are set! England vs Afghanistan on 1 February, and India vs Australia on 2 February. That’s all for now, but we’ll be returning with LIVE coverage for India’s semi-final. Until then, goodbye and good night!
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After 30.5 overs, India 117/5 (Yash 20, Kaushal 11)
Sealed it with a six! Rakibul Hasan starts with four dots to Kushal, but in the fifth, Kaushal goes all guns blazing and lofts it over long-on to finish proceedings. India win by five wickets, and setup a semi-final against Australia on 2 February.
After 28 overs, India 107/5
Seven runs come off the over bowled by Ripon. He’s been good in terms of taking wickets but he’s conceded three wides this over alone.
After 26 overs, India 98/5 (Yash 14, Kaushal 1)
Ripon Mondol continues to be effective for Bangladesh, picking up the wicket of Raj Bawa. India have lost half their side now, but they are just 14 runs away from reaching the semis. Kaushal Tambe is the new batter.
After 24 overs, India 83/4 (Yash 0, Raj 0)
Ripon Mondol, with two wickets to his name continues. He begins with a wide to Siddarth Yadav, and follows that with a dot ball. However, another setback for India as Siddarth Yadav becomes Ripon’s latest victim. He’s caught by Iftakher at extra cover, and this brings Raj Bawa to the crease.
Siddarth Yadav c Iftakher Hossain b Ripon Mondol
After 22 overs, India 80/3 (Yash 0, Siddarth 5)
Ripon Mondol with another wicket, that of Shaik Rasheed. Good length outside off, Rashid gets forward, only to get an outside edge onto the keeper. Siddarth Yadav is the new batter
After 21 overs, India 75/2 (Yash 0, Rasheed 26)
Ripon Mondol continues. Angkrish Raghuvanshi was looking in fine touch, even scoring two fours before finding Nabil at point in the last ball of the over. But, is it too late for Bangladesh? India need just 37 runs, with as many as 29 overs still in hand. Time is running out for Bangladeshis to put even more pressure on India.
After 15 overs, India 41/1 (Angkrish 25, Rasheed 12)
Rakibul continues after drinks break. Rasheed gets it too easy, pulling it behind square leg for a boundary. Eight off the over.
After 10 overs, India 28/1 (Rasheed 5, Raghuvanshi 20)
Hasan Sakib continues. Short and wide, Angkrish cuts it off the back foot towards the point boundary fence. Seven runs off the 10th over, and that’s the end of the first powerplay.
After 6 overs, India 17/1 (Angkrish 12, Rasheed 3)
Hasan Sakib continues. Raghuvanshi with a couple of runs in the third ball, and he almost miscues this one towards mid-on. The fielder there attempted a dive but just fell short of a catch. Raghuvanshi finishes the over with a superb boundary, dispatching it in front of square.
After 4 overs, India 5/1 (Raghuvanshi 5, Rasheed 0)
Hasan Sakib continues. Angkrish brings India’s first boundary with a well-timed punch towards wide of backward point for a four. Just the boundary off the over.
After 3 overs, India 1/1 (Angkrish 1, Rasheed 0)
Early setback for India as Harnoor Singh (0) departs. He’s been edged and caught by the keeper off Hasan Sakib’s ball. This has brought Shaik Rasheed in at number three. Angkrish is off the mark with a single, that also gets India’s scoreboard up and running. There seems to be an issue with the bowlers’ landing area, and there’s a slight delay in resumption of play. Just a few moments later, Ashiqur is good to go and play resumes.
Bangladesh 111 all out after 37.1 overs
So, Bangladesh have been bowled out for 111. The partnership between Meherob and Ashiqur brought life to Bangladesh in their innings, but once that stand was broken, Bangladesh soon collapsed. Ravi Kumar, India’s top wicket-taker, with three scalps this match. Join us for the chase shortly. India will need 112 runs to win and qualify for the semi-final.
After 35 overs, Bangladesh 105/7 ((Meherob 30, Zaman 14)
Raj Bawa continues. Just two runs from this over, but this partnership is now worth 49 runs. India need to find a a way to break this stand.
After 32 overs, Bangladesh 95/7 (Ashiqur 8, Meherob 29)
Kaushal Tambe is into the attack again. Meherob miscues the reverse sweep, but manages to just clear the infield for a couple of runs. Siddarth Yadav runs from backward point, and despite his diving effort, he is well away from catching the ball. Meherob, though, finds three boundaries in the over. Expensive one with 14 runs coming off it but Bangladesh will welcome this.
After 30 overs, Bangladesh 80/7 (Meherob 14, Ashiqir 8)
we’re back after another drinks break. Vicky Ostwal, with two wickets so far, returns to the attack. Just two runs from the over.
After 27 overs, Bangladesh 72/7 (Meherob 9, Ashiqir 6)
Hangargekar continues. A wide, and a single coming off the over.
After 25 overs, Bangladesh 67/7 (Mehereb 8, Ashiqir 3)
Bangladesh are seven down. Aich Mollah’s terrible mistake costs his wicket. He’s run-out at the bowler’s end by Kaushal Tambe. Meherob, who was batting, punched towards extra cover and Aich wanted a run, but Meherob wasn’t interested. Looking to make his way back, Aich falls well short of safety and a good throw from Yash to the bowler, and the bowler does the rest.
After 22 overs, Bangladesh 50/6 (Meherob 0, Aich 11)
Wicket maiden for Kaushal Tambe. Rakibul Hasan is struck LBW after trying to block Kaushal’s ball. The ball beat the inside edge and it hit the pads, the umpire had no doubt in that decision. SM Meherob is the new batter.
After 20 overs, Bangladesh 48/5 (Aich 10, Rakibul 7)
Kaushal Tambe is into the attack for the first time today. Rakibul with back-to-back braces nto seven runs from 13 balls. off the first two balls. Rakibul is
After 19 overs, Bangladesh 44/5 (Aich 10, Rakibul 3)
Hangargekar continues . Aich Mollah collects a single off the first ball. Hangargekar has been continuing to bowl consistent lines, and he does so this time as well. Just two runs off the over.
After 16 overs, Bangladesh 37/5 ( Rakibul 0, Aich 8)
A successful over for Vicky Ostwal, who removes Ariful Islam and Md Fahim in a span of just three balls. Bangladesh in all sorts of troible, while India find themselves well on top in this contest. Rakibul Hasan is the new batter in.
After 14 overs, Bangladesh 35/3 (Aich 7, Ariful 8)
Vicky Ostwal continues after the drinks break. Just the single off Mollah in the over. Ostwal keeps things tidy in this one.

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