India beat england under 19 team: The Indian Under-19 team defeated England by 55 runs in the fourth ODI due to Vaibhav Suryavanshi and Vihan Malhotra’s brilliant century innings and after the best bowling of Indian bowlers. With this, the Indian team has also captured the five -match ODI series. The Indian team has gained a 3–1 lead in the series with this victory.

A stormy century of Vaibhav Suryavanshi

Vaibhav Suryavanshi scored a stormy century against England. Vaibhav hit a century in just 52 balls. Vaibhav played a rage of 143 runs in 78 balls. Vaibhav hit 13 fours and 10 sixes during this innings. Vaibhav scored at a strike rate of around 184.

After Vaibhav, Vihaan also shone, a tremendous century

After Vaibhav, Vihan Malhotra also scored a tremendous century. Vihaan scored 129 runs in 121 balls. Vihaan hit 15 fours and three sixes during his innings. Vihaan scored runs at a strike rate of about 107.

India set a target of 364 runs in front of England

There was a tremendous partnership between Vaibhav and Vihaan. The Indian team lost their first wicket at the score of 14. After this, Vaibhav and Vihaan together shared a record 219 runs for the second wicket, due to which the Indian team set a target of 364 runs in front of England in 50 overs. Apart from Vaibhav-Vihan, no player played a big innings for India. After these two, Abhigyan Kundu scored the most runs. Kundu scored 23 runs.

England for 308 runs

England’s team started fantastic. Both opening batsmen Ben Dakins and Joseph Murce played a century partnership. Dakins scored 67 and Joseph scored 52 runs. After this, Rocky Flintoff also scored a brilliant century. Flintoff scored 107 runs in 91 balls, but he could not win his team. The England team was all out for 308 runs in 45.3 overs. Indian bowlers bowled brilliantly. Naman Pushpak took three wickets, while RS Ambareesh got two wickets, due to which India defeated England by 55 runs.

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Bcci make two changes in India under-19 for england tour: The BCCI has made two major changes in the Under-19 Team India before the series against the England Under-19 team. Two players of the Indian team Aditya Rana and Khilon Patel have been ruled out of the tour of England due to Injury. The BCCI has included D Deepesh and Naman Pushpak in the team in their place. Deepesh and Naman were included in the standby list for the tour.

BCCI issued a statement about replacement

The BCCI said, “The Junior Cricket Committee has chosen D Deepesh and Naman Pushpak as a replacement in the team in place of Aditya Rana and Khilon Patel for the tour of England.”

Team India Under-19’s full schedule for England tour

The Indian Under-19 team’s tour of England will start from June 24. The Indian team will play a 50-over warm-up match on 24 June. After this, the ODI series against England Under-19 will start from 27 June. The Indian team has to play 5 ODIs from England. The first match will be played on 27 June. The second match will be played on 30 June. While the third match will be held on 2 July. The fourth match of the ODI series will be played on 5 July. At the same time, the last match of the series will be on 7 July. Vaibhav Suryavanshi and Ayush Mhatre, who performed brilliantly in the IPL in this tour, will be seen playing. Ayush will take charge of the Indian team on this tour.

After this, there will be a series of two multi -day matches between the two teams. The first match of this series will be played from 12 to 15 July. The second and last match will be from 20 to 23 July.

Team India’s under-19 squad for England tour

Ayush Mhatre (Captain), Vaibhav Suryavanshi, Vihan Malhotra, Maulyarajsin Chavda, Rahul Kumar, Abhigyan Kundu (wicketkeeper and vice-captain), Harvansh Singh (wicketkeeper), RS Ambish, Kanishka Chauhan, Henil Patel, Yudhajit Guha, Pranav Raghavendra, Mohammed Anan, Anmoljit Singh, Naman Pushpak.

Standby players: Vedanta Trivedi, Option Tiwari, Alcrunch Rapol (wicketkeeper).

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