🏏ICC U-19 World Cup 2022, Final: India vs England 🏏 - Page 3

Originally posted by: mishkil88

Today what time is the final ?

Pitch Report

The pitch has produced some of the most exciting games in the tournament and has provided enough help to both the batters and the bowlers. However, batting in the second half might be a little tough hence, the team winning the toss might look to bat.

Thomas Prest has scored 292 runs in five matches at an average of 73 and a strike rate of 103.91. He has made one century and one half-century.

Angkrish Raghuvanshi has made 278 runs in five matches at an average of 55.60 and a strike rate of 89.96. He has hit one century and one half-century and is the leading run-scorer for India.

Joshua Boyden has been really effective with the ball for the English team. He has taken 13 wickets in five matches at an average of 9.53, an economy of 3.17, and a strike rate of 18.

India U19 Vs England U19 : A Look at Their Head to Head

Head-To-Head: Match Played 7; India under 19– 5 Wins | EnglandU19 – 2 Wins

ICC Under-19 World Cup, 1988 | India U19 won by 2 wickets
ICC Under-19 World Cup, 2000 | India U19 won by 9 wickets
ICC Under-19 World Cup, 2006 | India U19 won by 234 runs
ICC Under-19 World Cup, 2008 | India U19 won by 7 wickets
ICC Under-19 World Cup, 2010 | England U19 won by 31 Runs
ICC Under-19 World Cup, 2010 | India U19 won by 7 wickets
ICC Under-19 World Cup, 2010 | England U19 won by 3 wickets

It’s fair to say that both England and India have been by far the best two sides in this Men’s Under-19 World Cup, each winning their respective five matches played and a thrilling final should be on the cards.

This match could really go either way and may come down to extremely fine margins, whether that be a dropped catch or an umpire’s call. India, though, was the favorites to lift the trophy back when the competition commenced and have been totally dominant throughout. Therefore, back them to finish the job here and edge past England in what will likely be a nerve-racking final.

All the best to both team India and team England! 😊

I followed some matches of this tournament and both teams played extremely well in this tournament.

If I am not wrong, India is the most successul team in u19 world cups they have 4 titles.

https://twitter.com/StarSportsIndia/status/1489842868810579968

https://twitter.com/circleofcricket/status/1489913415854440449

Game On!

6:22PM IST: The players walk out for the national anthems.

India U19 XI: Angkrish Raghuvanshi, Harnoor Singh, Shaik Rasheed, Yash Dhull(c), Nishant Sindhu, Rajvardhan Hangargekar, Dinesh Bana(w), Kaushal Tambe, Raj Bawa, Vicky Ostwal, Ravi Kumar

England U19 XI: George Thomas, Jacob Bethell, Tom Prest(c), James Rew, William Luxton, George Bell, Rehan Ahmed, Alex Horton(w), James Sales, Thomas Aspinwall, Joshua Boyden

TOSS: England wins toss, opts to bat

Rajvardhan Hangargekarup with the new ball.

Hangargekar bursts in with a quick fuller delivery outside the off-stump and Thomas attempts for a sheepish drive but misses.

Hangargekar maintains his line wide off the batter who lets a couple of deliveries on their way. First runs of the blade as Thomas pushes a full-toss down the ground

Eng 4/1

Jacob Bethell

lbw b Ravi Kumar

ENG 4/1 in 2 overs: Top start for Ravi! He attacks the left-handed Bethell with a probing delivery outside the off-stump, drawing him forward to push. The ball whiffs past the outside edge and the Indian fielders go up in an appeal which is denied. Ravi tails the ball in sharply into the blockhole and Bethell flicks it fine for two runs. Loud shout and given! Ravi Kumar slides one in sharply and the ball hits flush on Bethell's back pad. The umpire raises his finger in a flash.

And just like the semifinal, the left-armer has struck early! Skipper Prest in at 3. Ravi gushes one into the blockhole and Prest attempts to keep it off tracks but misses. What an over from the young lad from Bengal. Jacob Bethell lbw b Ravi Kumar 2 (5b)