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  James (24 off 19 balls) and Luus helped SA amass 81 runs off the last 10 overs but that was not enough to stop the Indians.  PTI
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  OTHER NOTABLE U-19 SUCCESS STORIES: Yashasvi Jaiswal, Dinesh Karthik, Shubman Gill, KL Rahul, Shreyas Iyer, Kuldeep Yadav, RP Singh, Robin Uthappa, Irfan Pathan, Parthiv Patel, Hanuma Vihari, Sanju Samson, Mohammad Kaif, Arshdeep Singh.
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−	~~==India vs. Pakistan==~~
−	~~===India beat Pakistan===~~
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−	~~'' Boys In Blue Outclass Pakistan, Enter Under-19 World Cup Final ''~~
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−	~~Potchefstroom (South Africa):~~
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−	Yashasvi Jaiswal batted like a man among boys while Kartik Tyagi reminded Pakistan of Waqar Younis’ toe-crushing yorkers as defending champions India walloped their archrivals by 10 wickets to enter their seventh ICC U-19 World Cup final here on Tuesday. The gulf in class between the two sides was evident as Indian bowlers collectively choked Pakistan to a paltry 172 in 43.1 overs. Left-handed opener Jaiswal then showed his class with an unbeaten knock of 105 off 113 balls, with an equally graceful Divyansh Saxena (59 not out off 99 balls) supporting him in an easy chase completed in only 35.2 overs.
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−	“It’s a dream come true for me. To be able to do this for my country is a great feeling,” Jaiswal, who hit eight fours and four sixes, said after winning the Player of the Match award. India thus maintained their supremacy over Pakistan at the age-group and senior level in ICC tournaments, among both men and women.
−	~~The Boys in Blue have earlier reached the summit clash in 2000 (winners), 2006 (runners-up), 2008 (winners), 2012 (winners), 2016 (runners-up) and 2018 (winners).~~
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−	The current batch with key players having already played senior representative cricket and five with IPL deals in their bag showed the difference in skill level and application from their opponents, an aspect that could be attributed to the robust junior cricket structure put in place by none other than Rahul Dravid.
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−	Jaiswal literally toyed with the bowling attack, hitting the Pakistani bowlers to all parts of the ground. The youngest Indian double centurion in List A cricket finished the game with a six, which also completed his hundred.
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−	~~The Pakistan bowling attack was pedestrian at best and didn’t have much answers to the drives that flowed from Yashasvi’s blade. Divyansh’s batting was also pleasing to the eye.~~
−	The match as a contest was over in the first half when Pakistani batsmen had no answer to Tyagi’s pace and Ravi Bishnoi’s variations. Pacer Tyagi (2/32 in 8 overs) bowled yorkers at will while leg-spinner Bishnoi (2/46 in 10 overs) was a difficult to read for the Pakistani batsmen.
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−	Pakistan skipper Rohail Nazir (62 off 102 balls) and opener Haider Ali (56 off 77 balls) were the only ones to make significant contributions as their innings lasted 43.1 overs. While Tyagi’s scorching pace and Bishnoi’s googlies were eye-catching, left-arm spinner Atharva Ankolekar (1/29 in 7 overs), left-arm seamer Sushant Mishra (3/28 in 8.1 overs) and parttime leg-spinner Yashasvi Jaiswal (1/11 in 3 overs) also impressed.
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−	Tyagi, probably one of the fastest bowlers in India in his age category, bowled an inswinging yorker from wide off the crease to uproot Irfan Khan’s off-stump and then got his second wicket with an intimidating bouncer that removed tail-ender Tahir Hussain. PTI
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−	~~==Bangladesh beat India in the final==~~
−	[https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/icc-u-19-world-cup/bangladesh-beat-india-to-win-maiden-icc-u-19-world-cup-title/articleshow/74049174.cms February 10, 2020: ''The Times of India'']
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−	POTCHEFSTROOM: A sprightly bunch of Bangladesh boys created history by winning their country's first global cricket title, shocking defending champions India by three wickets in the summit clash of the ICC U-19 World Cup.
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−	~~In a low-scoring final, Bangladesh first choked India to a meagre 177 in 47.2 overs and then did well enough to score revised target of 170 in 42.1 overs under Duckworth-Lewis method.~~
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−	Once play resumed after rain, the target was revised to 170 in 46 overs and with seven runs to get and three wickets in hand, it became a cakewalk for the 'Tiger Cubs' as they scripted a golden chapter in their country's cricket history.
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−	On Sunday also, a few players from both sides nearly came to blows at the end of the game and it was India coach Paras Mhambrey, who was seen urging his boys to keep calm as opposition leading pacer Shoriful Islam was seen swearing expletives on camera.
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−	Even then, credit should go Bangladesh's 18-year-old captain Akbar Ali, who showed nerves of steel with a patient 43 not out off 77 balls, which negated more fancied opponent Yashasvi Jaiswal's 88 off 121 balls.
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−	Akbar's cool quotient was there for everyone to see as he marshalled his resources brilliantly and then batted responsibly, seeing out India's threats from leg-spinner Ravi Bishnoi and fast bowler Kartik Tyagi's spells before reaching the finishing line with ease.
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−	There were two things that cost India dearly. While batting, India lost their last seven wickets for 21 runs. And then while defending, the number of extras (33) bowled did matter in the final context of the game.
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−	~~Bangladesh's chase started in earnest with Parvez Hossain Emon (47 off 79 balls) and Tanzid Hasan (17) adding 50 in quick time, primarily due to the former's impressive off-side play.~~
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−	~~===FIVE THINGS THAT WENT WRONG FOR INDIA IN THE FINAL===~~
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−	~~1) TOSS: Due to continuous rain at Potchefstroom, the toss proved to be crucial as India’s batsmen struggled.~~
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−	~~2) MIDDLE-ORDER COLLAPSE: India lost 7 for 21 in the last 10 overs of their innings which robbed them of getting any finishing kick.~~
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−	3) POOR RUNNING: Dhruv Jurel and Atharva Ankolekar were stranded on the same end when they were on course for a decent finish and the resultant scene where both batsmen were seen arguing about who has to go back highlighted India’s plight.
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−	~~4) WAYWARD BOWLING: India conceded far too many extras (33 to be exact) which gifted Bangladesh priceless runs and more deliveries.~~
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−	5) DROPPED CATCHES: India dropped a couple of sitters during the Bangladesh innings. The one of captain Akbar Ali proved to be costly as he showed the skill and nerve to guide the team home when things looked dodgy.

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	Shaw's short but solid knock of 29 ended when he played down the wrong line to Will Sutherland and was bowled. But there was nothing stopping Kalra, who inflicted a brutal carnage on Australia. Once he tonked Zak Evans for a six off a free hit, the left-hander looked in complete control of his innings. He brought up his fifty off 47 balls. The impact of his knock can be gauged by the fact that his partners - Shaw and Gill seemed content playing second fiddle. He played shots all round the ground and smoked three colossal sixes during his knock.		Shaw's short but solid knock of 29 ended when he played down the wrong line to Will Sutherland and was bowled. But there was nothing stopping Kalra, who inflicted a brutal carnage on Australia. Once he tonked Zak Evans for a six off a free hit, the left-hander looked in complete control of his innings. He brought up his fifty off 47 balls. The impact of his knock can be gauged by the fact that his partners - Shaw and Gill seemed content playing second fiddle. He played shots all round the ground and smoked three colossal sixes during his knock.

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−	~~==India vs. SA==~~
−	~~===Buffalo Park: India loses match; wins series 2-0===~~
−	~~[https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/pti-sports-feed/india-u-19-team-lose-to-sa-by-five-wickets-in-inconsequential-3rd-youth-odi/articleshow/73041139.cms Dec 31, 2019: ''The Times of India'']~~

−	~~''' India colts lose final one-dayer to SA'''~~
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−	Skipper Priyam Garg’s fifty went in vain as India Under-19 team suffered a five-wicket loss to South Africa in an inconsequential third Youth ODI at the Buffalo Park. Before this match, India Under-19 had already taken an unassailable 2-0 lead after winning the first two matches of the series. Sent in to bat on Monday, India under-19 team lost three wickets before crossing the fifty-run mark with Achille Cloete striking twice for the hosts. Garg and N Tilak Varma (25) then steadied the ship as the two added 58 runs together.
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−	~~Brief Scores: South Africa U-19 193/5 (Jonathan Bird 88 not out, Andrew Louw 31; Yashasvi Jaiswal 2/40) beat India U-19 192/8 (Priyam Garg 52, N Tilak Varma 25; Pheku Moletsane 2/36) by five wickets.~~

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	Shaw's short but solid knock of 29 ended when he played down the wrong line to Will Sutherland and was bowled. But there was nothing stopping Kalra, who inflicted a brutal carnage on Australia. Once he tonked Zak Evans for a six off a free hit, the left-hander looked in complete control of his innings. He brought up his fifty off 47 balls. The impact of his knock can be gauged by the fact that his partners - Shaw and Gill seemed content playing second fiddle. He played shots all round the ground and smoked three colossal sixes during his knock.		Shaw's short but solid knock of 29 ended when he played down the wrong line to Will Sutherland and was bowled. But there was nothing stopping Kalra, who inflicted a brutal carnage on Australia. Once he tonked Zak Evans for a six off a free hit, the left-hander looked in complete control of his innings. He brought up his fifty off 47 balls. The impact of his knock can be gauged by the fact that his partners - Shaw and Gill seemed content playing second fiddle. He played shots all round the ground and smoked three colossal sixes during his knock.
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		+	==India vs. SA==
		+	===Buffalo Park: India loses match; wins series 2-0===
		+	[https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/pti-sports-feed/india-u-19-team-lose-to-sa-by-five-wickets-in-inconsequential-3rd-youth-odi/articleshow/73041139.cms Dec 31, 2019: ''The Times of India'']
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		+	''' India colts lose final one-dayer to SA'''
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		+	Skipper Priyam Garg’s fifty went in vain as India Under-19 team suffered a five-wicket loss to South Africa in an inconsequential third Youth ODI at the Buffalo Park. Before this match, India Under-19 had already taken an unassailable 2-0 lead after winning the first two matches of the series. Sent in to bat on Monday, India under-19 team lost three wickets before crossing the fifty-run mark with Achille Cloete striking twice for the hosts. Garg and N Tilak Varma (25) then steadied the ship as the two added 58 runs together.
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		+	Brief Scores: South Africa U-19 193/5 (Jonathan Bird 88 not out, Andrew Louw 31; Yashasvi Jaiswal 2/40) beat India U-19 192/8 (Priyam Garg 52, N Tilak Varma 25; Pheku Moletsane 2/36) by five wickets.
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-Skipper Priyam Garg’s fifty went in vain as India Under-19 team suffered a five-wicket loss to South Africa in an inconsequential third Youth ODI at the Buffalo Park. Before this match, India Under-19 had already taken an unassailable 2-0 lead after winning the first two matches of the series. Sent in to bat on Monday, India under-19 team lost three wickets before crossing the fifty-run mark with Achille Cloete striking twice for the hosts. Garg and N Tilak Varma (25) then steadied the ship as the two added 58 runs together.
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-Brief Scores: South Africa U-19 193/5 (Jonathan Bird 88 not out, Andrew Louw 31; Yashasvi Jaiswal 2/40) beat India U-19 192/8 (Priyam Garg 52, N Tilak Varma 25; Pheku Moletsane 2/36) by five wickets.
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+==India Makes Fifth Consecutive Final==
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+[https://epaper.indiatimes.com/article-share?article=07_02_2024_025_005_cap_TOI  February 7, 2024: ''The Times of India'']
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+Benoni : Fuelled by splendid fifties from Sachin Dhas and captain Uday Saharan, defending champions India battled past South Africa by two wickets to storm into the final, their fifth consecutive and ninth overall, of the ICC U-19 World Cup.
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+Dhas (96; 95 balls, 11x4, 1x6) and Saharan (81; 124b, 6x4), who were India’s guiding forces in the last match against Nepal with a hundred each, garnered 171 runs for the fifth wicket as India hunted down the target of 245 with just 7 balls to spare. India will face either Australia or Pakistan in the summit clash to be played, searching for their sixth trophy in the marquee event.
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