India vs England, Live cricket score, U19 World Cup Final: India clinch the U19 World Cup trophy for a record fifth time, while England will head back home with their heads held high, despite a heartbreaking defeat. That’s all we have for you from this tournament. Hope you’ve enjoyed the coverage as much as we did. Until next time, it’s goodbye and stay safe! Preview: India lock horns with England in the final of the 2022 U-19 World Cup at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in North Sound, Antigua. It’s the BIG one. The final of the U-19 World Cup. It’s a familiar stage for India and a rather unfamiliar one for England. This is India’s fourth final in a row in the U-19 World Cup, eighth overall while it’s just the second one for England and their first in 24 years. England won the trophy in 1998, beating New Zealand and after that this is just the second time they have reached the final. Both the teams have had a dominating campaign so far and that’s what makes this final an exciting contest. England had dominated the group stages but faced a stiff competition from Afghanistan in the semis. England held their nerve and edged Afghanistan by 15 runs in the rain curtailed match. India on the other hand thumped Australia by 96 runs. Captain Yash Dhull and vice captain Shaik Rasheed put on a mammoth 204-run stand off 200 balls to propel India to a competitive 290. The bowlers then carried forward the momentum and bundled Australia out for 194. Dhull will again be India’s go to man in the final. He’s performed really well under pressure and delivered the goods. The English batting has largely done well with four batters averaging 50 or more - Thomas Prest, George Bell, Alex Horton and William Luxton. However, for them the biggest threat will be India’s spinners. A lot will depend on how they handle the Indian spin attack which has a really good variety. India have had an upper hand over England in the U-19 World Cups. They have won six out of the eight matches while England have won just two. With England looking to improve their record against India and aim for the second title and India looking to bag their fifth, we can expect a cracker of a finale. Here’s all you need to know ahead of the final between India and England: When will the final of the U-19 World Cup between India and England take place? The final of the U-19 World Cup between India and England will take place on 5 February, 2022 What is the venue for the match? The venue for India U19 vs England U19 final is at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in North Sound, 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 England 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 England, U19 World Cup Final, Full cricket score: India clinch record fifth title with thrilling win
India vs England, Live cricket score, U19 World Cup Final: India clinch the U19 World Cup trophy for a record fifth time, while England will head back home with their heads held high, despite a heartbreaking defeat. That’s all we have for you from this tournament. Hope you’ve enjoyed the coverage as much as we did. Until next time, it’s goodbye and stay safe!
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After 47.4 overs, India 195/6
INDIA ARE CHAMPIONS! What an incredible match, an incredible turnaround! Yash Dhull and Co claim India’s fifth title, a record in the history of U19 World Cups. Dinesh Bana with the winning six that’s smashed over long on.
After 47 overs, India 178/6
Aspinwall continues, and delivers again! He gets rid of Kaushal Tambe, who’s caught at backward point. Dinesh Bana is the new batter, two runs from the over.
After 46 overs, India 176/5
Victory is in clear sight for India now. Just 14 runs required now, from 24 balls. Two runs from the over.
After 44 overs, India 169/5
Rehan Ahmed into the attack. A boundary from Nishant Sindhu reduces the deficit to just 21 runs from six overs.
After 43 overs, India 164/5
Joshua ABoyden continues, and he gets rid of Raj Bawa. Maybe, just maybe, there is glimmer of hope for England here. A wicket and four runs. Kaushal Tambe is the new batter.
After 42 overs, India 160/4
Rehan Ahmed resumes. Raj Bawa with a boundary towards third man fence. England appeal for a catch at slips, the umpires send it upstairs. Replays show the ball hit the ground before going onto the slip fielder.
After 41 overs, India 155/4 (Nishant 31, Raj 28)
Thomas Aspinwall resumes as the slog overs get underway. Powerplay three is introduced. Raj Bawa begins the over with another maximum, muscling over midwicket. Nine off the over.
After 40 overs, India 146/4 ( Nishant 31, Raj 19)
Rehan Ahmed is back. Nishant punishes the bowler with a massive six over long-on. India need 44 runs from 60 balls now.
After 39 overs, India 138/4
Aspinwall continues, three runs from the over including a wide. India need 52 runs to win now.
After 38 overs, India 135/4
Tom Prest continues after the drinks break. There’s an LBW appeal denied by the umpire. Just a couple of runs from the over.
After 37 overs, India 133/4
Four runs from Aspinwall’s over. Victory is in sight for India, who need 57 off 78.
After 36 overs, India 129/4 (Nishant 19, Raj 15)
Six runs come off Prest’s latest over with a boundary from Nishant Sindhu. India are just 61 runs away from victory now.
After 35 overs, 123/4 (Raj 14, Nishant 14)
Aspinwall continues. Raj Bawa with an exquisite straight drive down the ground for a boundary. Six runs from the over.
After 34 overs, India 117/4 (Nishant 14, Raj 8)
Tom Prest resumes. England have been good on the field, and the fielder at third man saves a couple of runs in the last ball. Five from the over.
After 32 overs, India 109/4 (Bawa 4, Nishant 10)
Tom Prest continues. Just a couple of runs from his over. India need 81 more runs to win now.
After 31 overs, India 107/4 (Nishant 9, Raj 3)
James Sales into the attack again. Nishant with a back foot drive towards deep backward point. Seven runs off the over.
After 30 overs, India 100/4
So, India have lost the wicket of Yash Dhull, their captain, and it’s two new batters in the middle. Raj Bawa and Nishant Sindhu are the batters. A couple of runs in the 30th to take them to 100. India need 90 runs from 120 balls.
After 28 overs, India 97/3 ( Dhull 17, Nishant 2)
Rehan Ahmed continues. A brace from Nishant towards backward square leg to complete the over.
After 27 overs, India 95/3
James Sales is back into the attack. Shaik Rasheed gets to his fifty, his second in the tournament. India need less than 100 runs. However, they have suffered a setback, with Rasheed finding the fielder at midwicket. Third wicket for England.
After 26 overs, India 89/2 (Dhull 14, Rasheed 47)
Rehan Ahmed continues.It’s a maiden over to begin the second half of the chase.
After 25 overs, India 89/2 (Dhull 14, Rasheed 47)
Bethell continues. Rasheed begins with a brace, and he follows it up with a single in the next ball. Six runs from the over.
After 24 overs, India 83/2 ( Dhull 12, Rasheed 43)
Tom Prest is back. Shaik Rasheed with a fine boundary, driven through extra cover. Easy pickings for India at the moment . Seven runs off it.
After 23 overs, India 76/2 ( Dhull 10, Rasheed 38)
Bethell is back. Rasheed collects a brace courtesy a misfield from Ahmed at point, who hardly gets a grasp on the ball. Six runs coming from the over.
After 22 overs, India 70/2 (Dhull 9, Rasheed 34)
Aspinwall continues. Yash Dhull with a powerful four towards long-on. Shaik Rasheed, to joins the party, slotting this through backward point for a boundary. Expensive over with 11 runs from it.
After 21 overs, India 59/2 ( Dhull 4, Rasheed 28)
Jacob Bethell continues. Yash Dhull punches wide of sweeper cover for a brace. Tidy over from Bethell otherwise.
After 20 overs, India 57/2 (Dhull 2, Rasheed 28)
Aspinwall continues. Width from the bowler in the last ball and Rasheed dispatches this one towards deep backward point for a four. Five off the over.
After 19 overs, India 52/2 (Dhull 1, Rasheed 24)
Jacob Bethell is introduced to the attack for the first time today. Tidy start for him with just two singles off the over.
After 18 overs, India 49/2 ( Dhull 0, Rasheed 23)
Thomas Aspinwall resumes after drinks break, and boy does he deliver! Short ball down leg from Aspinwall, the ball takes the glove of Harnoor and onto wide of keeper Horton, who takes a fantastic catch. Yash Dhull is the new batter.

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