IND U19 vs ENG U19, 3rd ODI: Record-breaking Suryavanshi’s 31-ball 86 helps India to 4-wicket win

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IND U19 vs ENG U19, 3rd ODI: Record-breaking Suryavanshi’s 31-ball 86 helps India to 4-wicket win

File image of Vaibhav Suryavanshi in motion for India U-19s in opposition to the England U19s
| Photo Credit: Action Images through Reuters

Teenage sensation Vaibhav Suryavanshi continued his wealthy vein of kind by smashing a document 9 sixes as India defeated England by 4 wickets within the rain-truncated third U19 Youth ODI to take a 2-1 lead within the five-match sequence right here.

The 14-year-old Suryavanshi, who had come shut to placing half-centuries within the earlier two video games earlier than getting dismissed in his 40s, lastly made his innings depend as he clobbered the house staff bowling on manner to 86 off simply 31 deliveries as India chased England’s 268/6 in 34.3 overs on Wednesday.

Suryavanshi’s knock was studded with six boundaries and 9 maximums.

In reality, 9 sixes by Suryavanshi is the best variety of maximums hit by an Indian batter in an U-19 ODI eclipsing the earlier document of eight sixes by Mandeep Singh.

India suffered a hunch within the center overs with the staff decreased to 199 for six within the twenty fourth over.

But bowling all-rounder Kanishk Chouhan (3/30), who had taken three England wickets earlier, hit an unbeaten 43 (42 balls) and shared an unbroken 75-run stand with RS Ambrish (31 not out) to information the staff to victory.

Suryavanshi ravaged each single bowler that bowled to him and made his intentions clear when he smacked right-arm pacer Sebastian Morgan for 2 consecutive sixes within the third over.

Morgan got here in for some harsh punishment once more in his subsequent over when he was hit for 2 extra sixes and a boundary by the 14-year-old batting sensation, who has been on a roll since displaying his precocious expertise within the IPL for Rajasthan Royals.

England left-arm pacer James Minto bore the brunt of Suryavanshi’s fury within the sixth over, going for 23 runs, which included three sixes and a boundary.

When Suryavanshi was lastly dismissed, caught by Joseph Moores off right-arm pacer Alexander Wade, India had wiped off 111 runs from the goal in solely the eighth over.

Suryavanshi’s departure noticed India battle a bit within the center overs earlier than Kanishk and Ambrish performed with warning to information the staff dwelling with 33 balls to spare.

Earlier, England skipper (*86*) Rew smashed an unbeaten 76 (44 balls) whereas opener Ben Dawkins struck kind with a wonderful 62 because the hosts scored a aggressive 268 for six after the match was delayed due to a moist outfield.

Dawkins, a right-handed batter, following two successive below-par scores, gave England the beginning they wanted after they have been put in to bat by the guests on an overcast day.

Dawkins and his left-handed opening companion Isaac Mohammed (41 off 43 balls) displayed immense calm enjoying the transferring ball as they stitched collectively a 78-run partnership on the high to give the hosts the beginning they wanted.

Isaac’s dismissal didn’t sluggish the circulation of runs as the following batter in Ben Mayes performed an nearly run-a-ball innings scoring 31 (32) to information England to 133/2 by the twenty second over.

The 55-run partnership for the second wicket between Dawkins and Mayes actually gave the house staff the momentum, which was later capitalised by skipper Rew as he launched into the Indian bowling assault by enjoying some cracking photographs that left the guests trying to find concepts.

Brief scores:

England U-19: 174 all out in 42.2 overs (Isaac Mohammed 41, BJ Dawkins 62, Ben Mayes 31, (*86*) Rew 76 not out, Ralphie Albert 21; Kanishk Chouhan 3/30) misplaced to India U-19: 274 for six in 34.3 overs (Vaibhav Suryavanshi 86, Vihaan Malhotra 46, Rahul Kumar 27, Kanishk Chouhan 43 not out, RS Ambrish 31 not out; Alexander Wade 2/58).

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