India Under 19s Vs New Zealand Under 19s D1 Vs A3 Super Six 30 January 2024

1st ODI • Mangaung Oval • Bloemfontein

India Under 19s

295/8 (50)

New Zealand Under 19s

81/10 (28.1)

IND-U19 won by 214 runs

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Playing XI

Player of the Match Musheer Khan

131(126)

2/10

IND-U19

NZ-U19

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India Under-19s

295/8 (50)

Batters

Adarsh Singh

89.66

c O Tewatiya b Z Cumming

Arshin Kulkarni

100.00

c E Schreuder b M Clarke

Musheer Khan

131

126

103.97

c Z Cumming b M Clarke

Uday Saharan

(C)

59.65

c Z Cumming b O Tewatiya

Aravelly Avanish Rao

94.44

c A Thompson b R Tsourgas

Priyanshu Moliya

83.33

c T Jones b M Clarke

Sachin Dhas

136.36

c S Reddy b E Schreuder

Abhishek Murugan

66.67

b M Clarke

Naman Tiwari

100.00

Not out

Raj Limbani

100.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 2, LB: 5, NB: 2, W: 9)

TOTAL

(50 Ov, RR: 5.9)

295/8

Did not Bat

Saumy Pandey

Bowlers

EXT

Mason Clarke

7.75

Ryan Tsourgas

4.67

Ewald Schreuder

6.25

Oscar Jackson

10.00

Zac Cumming

3.70

Snehith Reddy

4.80

Oliver Tewatiya

7.17

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Arshin Kulkarni

c E Schreuder b M Clarke

1-28

4.3

Adarsh Singh

c O Tewatiya b Z Cumming

2-105

17.2

Uday Saharan

c Z Cumming b O Tewatiya

3-192

36.1

Aravelly Avanish Rao

c A Thompson b R Tsourgas

4-219

41.1

Priyanshu Moliya

c T Jones b M Clarke

5-257

45.4

Musheer Khan

c Z Cumming b M Clarke

6-275

47.3

Sachin Dhas

c S Reddy b E Schreuder

7-289

48.6

Abhishek Murugan

b M Clarke

8-289

49.1

New Zealand Under-19s

81/10 (28.1)

Batters

Tom Jones

0.00

b R Limbani

James Nelson

37.04

lbw b S Pandey

Snehith Reddy

0.00

lbw b R Limbani

Lachlan Stackpole

55.56

b S Pandey

Oscar Jackson

(C)

50.00

b M Khan

Oliver Tewatiya

50.00

b N Tiwari

Zac Cumming

61.54

lbw b S Pandey

Alex Thompson

44.44

c A Rao b A Kulkarni

Ewald Schreuder *

41.18

b M Khan

Ryan Tsourgas

0.00

st A Rao b S Pandey

Mason Clarke

0.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 3, NB: 0, W: 2)

TOTAL

(28.1 Ov, RR: 2.88)

81/10

Bowlers

EXT

Raj Limbani

2.83

Saumy Pandey

1.90

Naman Tiwari

3.80

Musheer Khan

3.1

3.16

Arshin Kulkarni

3.25

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Tom Jones

b R Limbani

1-0

0.1

Snehith Reddy

lbw b R Limbani

2-0

0.5

Lachlan Stackpole

b S Pandey

3-13

5.1

James Nelson

lbw b S Pandey

4-22

7.4

Oliver Tewatiya

b N Tiwari

5-39

11.5

Oscar Jackson

b M Khan

6-55

18.3

Zac Cumming

lbw b S Pandey

7-69

22.5

Alex Thompson

c A Rao b A Kulkarni

8-75

25.6

Ryan Tsourgas

st A Rao b S Pandey

9-76

26.5

Ewald Schreuder

b M Khan

10-81

28.1

Match Info

Date & Time

30 Jan, 01:30 PM IST

Venue

Mangaung Oval, Bloemfontein

Match

1st ODI,

ICC Under 19 World Cup 2024

Points Table

Schedule

Stats

Umpires

Allahudien Paleker (South Africa), Langton Rusere (Zimbabwe), Rashid Riaz (Pakistan, TV)

Referee

Graeme Labrooy (Sri Lanka)

Toss

New Zealand Under-19s elected to bowl

Player of the Match Musheer Khan

131(126)

2/10

Commentary

This is Dwaipayan Mukherjee, signing off with my co-commentator, Rajarshi Das. Take care everyone!

There is plenty of Under 19 World Cup action still going on with Pakistan marching towards a fighting victory against Ireland and the Windies inflicting another loss for the Zimbabwe boys. But allow us to call it a time for today.

So this win puts the Indian boys in firm contention for a semi-final berth. They have a couple of days to rest before they take on their neighbours, Nepal on Friday. That will be their last match before the knockout phases. VVS Laxman and his boys would also have an eye out on the other group and their top performers who can be their potential rivals during the semi-finals. It promises to be a granstand finish.

Uday Saharan, India Under 19s captain: (On the injury scare during warm-up at the innings break) I was trying to catch a ball and it hit me on my face. We are performing very well and we are playing with a good mindset. We executed our plans and Musheer played a really good innings. I don’t need to motivate the guys, we all are in a good frame of mind and everyone is playing their role perfectly. Raj bowled very well and we knew that spinners will good assistance from the surface.

Oscar Jackson, New Zealand Under 19s captain: Defitinely a tough game, we were pleased that we bowled well in the back end as restricted them to around 290. We though that was pretty par on this surface but unfortunately, we didn’t bat well. We are not building partnetships in the last few days, the batters need to bat longer. It didn’t much, it was similar throughout the day.

Musheer Khan is the Player Of The Match! Here's what he has to say: The feeling of having scored 2 hundreds is good. The thing is to keep doing the same going forward. There's an injection of confidence going ahead once they score a hundred. The wicket is a bit slow here, our bowlers are doing great, they are in good flow. And so, the results are coming about. Bhaiya (Sarfaraz) called yesterday regarding his own selection in the Indian team as well, there was a lot of happiness. I focus on a normal process, keeping it on a length. I bowl as per the requirements of the team - be it looking to pick up wickets or stopping the flow of runs.

India Under 19s (295/8) defeat New Zealand Under 19s (81) by 214 runs.

Oscar Jackson - 19 (38) | Zac Cumming - 16 (26)
Saumy Pandey - 4/19 | Musheer Khan - 2/10

If you collect the top 5 one-sided matches at the U-19 level and compare all of them, there are high chances that you pick this one as the most skewed result. The Indian bowlers never allowed anything to the New Zealand batters who kept departing after making brief appearances to the batting crease. It has been another comprehensive outing for the boys of VVS Laxman and the Indian legend would be quite satisfied with not only the fact that they have won in such an assertive manner but their performances look to improve with every passing match.

The opening spell by Raj Limbani was reminiscent of Deepak Chahar who swung around the ball. 296 demanded quality from the New Zealand batters but wickets fell at reckless abandon. The ploy to bring Saumy Pandey as the opening bowling partner to Limbani worked as the left arm finished with fine figures of 4 for 19 from his 10 overs as he goes to become the joint-highest wicket-taker of the tournament, alongside Ubaid Shah, the express pace from Pakistan - both of whom have 12 scalps each to his name.

There were 5 bowlers used by Uday Saharan and all of them shared the spoils between them. Naman Tiwari picked up a wicket that takes him to 8 wickets for the tournament, only behind the duo of his colleague Pandey and Ubaid Shah. Musheer Khan decided he has more to contribute in the match as he picked up the last wicket that caps off a wonderful day for him.

Arshin Kulkarni focused on his line and lengths which got him a wicket. For New Zealand, they have been brushed aside and they would be slightly embarrassed with this outing. No batter reached the individual score of 20. Captain Jackson was the highest scorer with just 19 as no one could get a hold of the onslaught that came their way from the Indian bowling group.

This win takes the Indian side to the top of the table in their group. They have batted first in all the matches that they have played so far and the next challenge that they would like to see is how they fare once they are asked, or consciously make the decision to chase scores in what has been a very dominating few weeks for their batters.

The post-match presentation reactions follow shortly.

28.1 Musheer Khan to Ewald Schreuder, BOWLS HIM! That will be that! The attempted leg stump yorker from Musheer - he fired this one in. Schreuder had a wild hack across the line, swung all around it, and the ball went on to clatter onto leg stump! India take the honours by a mammoth 214 runs!

Ewald Schreuder b Musheer Khan 7 (17b, 1x4, 0x6)

Only the final rites left as New Zealand are facing down the barrel.

overs

81 /9 score

runs

Mason Clarke *

0 (3)

Ewald Schreuder

7 (16)

Naman Tiwari

1 /19

27.6 Naman Tiwari to Mason Clarke, edged... good stop from the man at first slip! Tiwari went for the off stump yorker, Clarke got an outside edge trying to dig it out. The man at first slip dived to his left and made the stop

27.5 Naman Tiwari to Mason Clarke, full, on off stump, Clarke punches this one towards the mid on region

27.4 Naman Tiwari to Ewald Schreuder, banged in short outside off, pulled to the left of the man at deep square. Just a single

27.3 Naman Tiwari to Ewald Schreuder, FOUR! Off the inside edge! Tiwari went full, looking for the stumps. Schreuder's bat came in between as he had a heave across the line, got a thick inside edge, the ball traveled past leg stump and made its way to the ropes

27.2 Naman Tiwari to Ewald Schreuder, the bouncer just outside off stump, Schreuder goes for the pull but misses as the ball whistles over the blade

27.1 Naman Tiwari to Ewald Schreuder, full outside off from round the wicket, Schreuder looks to have a hack across the line, drags it towards mid on instead

We are just 1 wicket away. Pandey completes his over with 4 for 19 from his 10 overs, with 2 maidens.

overs

76 /9 score