On Tuesday, the Indian cricket team captained by Shubman Gill lost by 5 wickets in the first Test played in Leeds. Fielding, bowling and batting in lower order became the cause of this defeat, while 5 centuries came in Indian innings and this happened for the first time. Although India’s Under -19 team defeated England Young Lions, this team, captained by Ayush Mhatre, also includes Vaibhav Suryavanshi.

The series between India Under -19 team and England’s Under -19 team will start from June 27, before the Indian Under -19 team played a 50 -over practice match against England Young Lions. India Under -19 team scored 442 runs while batting first, in response young Lions collapsed for 211 runs and India won the match by 231 runs.

5 wickets at 91, then 9th number batsman scored a century

Ayush Mhatre and Vaibhav Suryavanshi started the innings, but both failed to score big. Mhatre 1 and Vaibhav were dismissed for 17 runs. Half of India Under -19 team returned to the pavilion for 91 runs. Then Rahul Kumar, who came at number six, played 73, Kanishka Chauhan, who came at number seven and Ambrish, who came at number eighth, played a wonderful innings of 72 runs.

Ninth number batsman Harvansh (Harvansh Pangalia) did wonders, he scored a century (103) in 52 balls with the help of 9 sixes and 8 fours. With this, India’s team scored 442 runs.

9 players bowled

9 players bowled in this practice match for India. Devendran took the most 3 wickets in 5.1 overs. Naman Pushpak and Vihan Malhotra had 2-2 wickets.

India U-19 Team Yesterday

– Number 9 scoring a history.
– 9 bowlers used in the 50 over match. pic.twitter.com/rrsuyuw87m

– Johns. (@Criccrazyjohns) June 25, 2025

On the other hand, under the captaincy of Shubman Gill, India’s national team lost to England by 5 wickets. In this match played in Leeds, India scored 471 runs while batting first, while this score could reach around 600. While the 9th player of India Under -19 hit a century, on the other hand, 7 wickets in India’s national team fell within 41 runs. The same situation remained the same in the second innings and the final 6 batsmen were dismissed within 31 runs.