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ICC Men's U-19 Cricket World Cup kick-starts from 14th January in the West Indies. For the first time in the history of the biennial extravaganza, the Caribbean islands will be hosting the tournament that will see a total of 48 matches played across 4 venues -- Antigua, Guyana, Saint Kitts and Trinidad with Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in North Sound hosting the summit clash.
Former Australian cricketer Michael Clarke and renowned cricket expert and commentator Alan Wilkins indulged in a light-hearted prediction for the big-ticket semi-final match between India U19 and Australia U19 scheduled to be played on Wednesday at the Coolidge Cricket Ground, Antigua. Clarke termed the upcoming semis between the two sides as a "big game" and asked Wilkins which team he was actually rooting for. To the above question, Wilkins cheekily predicted that the match could very well end in a tie and result in a Super Over.
It's not where he perhaps expected to be at the start of the night - but Bevis Mugabi was happy with the shift he put in as a makeshift Motherwell forward.
India face Australia in the Super League Semi-Final 2 of the ongoing ICC U-19 Cricket World Cup at the Coolidge Cricket Ground in Antigua on Wednesday. India are in fantastic form and are unbeaten in the tournament. They defeated Bangladesh in their quarter-final match by five wickets to progress to the semis. Meanwhile, Australia also cruised past Pakistan in their quarter-final, clinching a win by 119 runs. Also, India reportedly have a fully-fit squad for their semi-final game after getting heavily hit with Covid-19 cases during the group stage. Meanwhile, Nishant Sindhu has also reportedly tested negative after testing positive against Uganda. The likes of Angkrish Raghuvanshi and Vicky Ostwal will be aiming to build on their fine form against the Aussies and also lead their team in the list of run-scorers and wicket-takers respectively.
Heavyweights India and Australia will face off in a blockbuster Super League semifinal of the Under-19 World Cup here on Wednesday, having beaten their opponents on the field and COVID-19 off it, on way to the last four stage. India's preparations for the age-group showpiece were impacted heavily by the virus, with hardly any national camps or tournaments in the last two years except the recent Asia Cup.
India U-19 cricketer Nishant Sindhu has recovered from COVID-19 and will be available for selection for the all-important semifinal against Australia in the U-19 World Cup on Wednesday. The development means that all squad members are available for the crucial game. Sindhu had led the side in two league games in the absence of Yash Dhull who had tested positive along with four team members before the game against Ireland. Sindhu tested positive after the final league against Uganda.