U19 World Cup: Skipper Yash Dhull’s century helps India thrash Australia to enter fourth consecutive final
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Dhull struck a sublime 110 in as many balls and shared a game-changing 204-run stand with his deputy Shaik Rasheed (94 off 108 balls) to fire India to a formidable 290 for five after opting to bat. Lachlan Shaw's fine 51 came too late in the day for Australia as Indian bowlers performed their roles to perfection to bowl Australia out for 194 in 41.5 overs.
Skipper Yash Dhull gave a glimpse of his rare talent with a well-paced hundred as powerhouse India reached their fourth consecutive U-19 World Cup final with an emphatic 96-run win over Australia on Wednesday.
Dhull struck a sublime 110 in as many balls and shared a game-changing 204-run stand with his deputy Shaik Rasheed (94 off 108 balls) to fire India to a formidable 290 for five after opting to bat. Lachlan Shaw's fine 51 came too late in the day for Australia as Indian bowlers performed their roles to perfection to bowl Australia out for 194 in 41.5 overs.
Pacers Rajvardhan Hangargekar (0/26) and Ravi Kumar (2/37) were impressive in the first powerplay before spinners Nishant Sindhu (2/25), Vicky Ostwal (3/42), and Kaushal Tambe (1/32) dominated the opposition in the middle overs.
