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Australia broke India's Under-19 World Cup stranglehold with a convincing 79-run win in the final that took place at Willowmoore Park in Benoni on Sunday to collect their fourth title and their first since 2010.
South Africa's experienced spinner Keshav Maharaj will feature in the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) for the first time after he signed up with Fortune Barishal. The 34-year-old is set to arrive in Chattogram on February 13 which will make him available for their game which will take place on next day. While Maharaj is all set to make his debut in BPL, the South Africa team will be engaged in the second Test against New Zealand in Hamilton from February 13.
Defending champions India will leave no stone unturned to win a record sixth ICC U-19 World Cup when they face Australia in the final in Benoni, South Africa. In a record-extending ninth final appearance, India will look to clinch an unprecedented sixth title. In their way stand three-time champions Australia led by Hugh Weibgen. However, India have beaten Australia previously in two finals, in 2012 and 2018, respectively. Pakistan have also won the U-19 World Cup twice while the likes of England, West Indies, South Africa and Bangladesh have won the title once each.
Final kejuaraan sepakbola putri Asia Selatan U-19 (SAFF U-19 Women's Championship 2024) memunculkan kontroversi terkait lempar koin untuk mengundi juara di ajang tersebut.
India and Bangladesh were declared joint winners of the SAFF U-19 Women's Championship following a massive controversy on Thursday. After the teams were tied at 11-11 in the penalty shoot-out, India were declared winners via a coin toss but the decision was not accepted well by the crowd or the Bangladesh team. Huge protests followed both from the team as well as the home crowd and after some time, the decision was taken to declare both India and Bangladesh joint winners. The match ended 1-1 in regulation time and after India were declared winners, the crowd expressed their displeasure by throwing bottles and other objects. The officials quickly escorted the Indian players out of the field and after around two hours of deliberation, the decision was taken to award the trophy to both the teams.
IND vs USA, U-19 World Cup, Live Updates: United States of America captain Rishi Ramesh won the toss and opted to bowl against India in their final Group A match of the ongoing Under-19 World Cup on Sunday. Having already sealed a super six berth, record five-time champions India are expected to breeze past USA. India beat Bangladesh and Ireland in their first two games and will top the group if they win against a struggling USA, a squad full of Indian Americans. The American outfit come into the game after losing both their games to Ireland and Bangladesh. (Live Scorecard)
Star all-rounder Hardik Pandya has begun bowling full tilt after rehabilitation from his ankle injury, clearly indicating that he is on course for the upcoming edition of the Indian Premier League where he will captain Mumbai Indians. Pandya, who sustained an ankle injury during World Cup last year, was seen bowling here in a video footage shared on his Instagram. "I feel good to be back. My journey started 17 years back at this same ground," said Pandya, who was seen sending down a few deliveries while also doing some running drills and exercises.
Former Pakistan cricket team skipper Shoaib Malik took to social media to refute the rumours surrounding the decision to part ways with Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) side Fortune Barishal. Media reports claimed that Malik was under the scanner for 'match fixing' after bowling three no-balls in a single over during the match against Khulna Tigers and that led to his contract termination. However, in a post on X (formerly called Twitter), Malik said that his departure from the franchise was pre-decided and it had nothing to do with the 'match fixing' rumours that he called 'false'.