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Yash Dhull - Vivian Richards - 'Bats like Virat Kohli, leads like MS Dhoni': U-19 World Cup-winning captain Yash Dhull's journey so far - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - India - Delhi

'Bats like Virat Kohli, leads like MS Dhoni': U-19 World Cup-winning captain Yash Dhull's journey so far

Virat Kohli)" - coach Rajesh Nagar recalled Yash Dhull's words from his school tournament days. Today, Dhull has etched his name alongside his inspiration and idol Virat by guiding India to the 2022 ICC Under-19 World Cup title, India's fifth in the history of the tournament, in the Caribbean. The Yash-led side defeated England by four wickets in the final to lift the coveted trophy at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua. Nagar is a proud coach and eagerly waiting to meet Yash, when he gets back home with the Cup. "I was confident that Yash will win the title for India. He is always hungry for wins. I am so so proud of him. I am a proud coach. He has led from the front and the entire team has performed. This is a wonderful team. India have been dominant in the u-19 World Cups and that domination continues. India were the strongest side in this tournament," Nagar told TimesofIndia.com in an exclusive interview.

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Vivian Richards - 'Fantastic contributions': India's cricket fraternity hails fifth U-19 World Cup title - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - India

'Fantastic contributions': India's cricket fraternity hails fifth U-19 World Cup title

ICC U-19 World Cup title after defeating England in the summit clash at the Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Stadium in Antigua on Saturday, and the country's cricket fratenity queued up on Sunday morning to congratulate the 'Boys in Blue'. England captain Tom Prest won the toss and chose to bat first to avoid scoreboard pressure of a run-chase. But India did it in style: bowl out the opposition for a low total of 189 in 44.5 overs to avoid that pressure. To cap a dominating performance, wicketkeeper Dinesh Bana finished the chase of 190 with two sixes and 14 balls to spare in a four-wicket win. Few of the squad members, including Shaik Rasheed and Yash Dhull, had tested positive for Covid-19 midway through the tournament, but whoever stepped in, performed their roles perfectly and India did not lose a single game in the tournament.

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Yash Dhull - Vivian Richards - Watch: Dinesh Bana's Match-Winning Six In U19 World Cup Final Compared To MS Dhoni's Epic Maximum In 2011 World Cup Final - sports.ndtv.com - India - Sri Lanka

Watch: Dinesh Bana's Match-Winning Six In U19 World Cup Final Compared To MS Dhoni's Epic Maximum In 2011 World Cup Final

Team India lifted a record-extending fifth U19 World Cup title after they defeated England in the final of the latest edition at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua. India are the most successful team at U19 World Cups, having won titles in 2000, 2008, 2012 and 2018 previously. India wicketkeeper-batter Dinesh Bana hit a six over long-on to give India their fifth title on Saturday. His shot reminded many of former India captain MS Dhoni's six in the final of the 2011 World Cup final against Sri Lanka at the Wankhede Stadium.

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Narendra Modi - Vivian Richards - "Indian Cricket In Safe, Able Hands": PM Narendra Modi On India's U19 World Cup Triumph - sports.ndtv.com - India

"Indian Cricket In Safe, Able Hands": PM Narendra Modi On India's U19 World Cup Triumph

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday congratulated Team India on winning the U19 World Cup title, saying the performance shows that the future of Indian cricket is in safe and able hands. "Extremely proud of our young cricketers. Congratulations to the Indian team for winning the ICC U19 World Cup. They have shown great fortitude through the tournament. Their stellar performance at the highest level shows that the future of Indian cricket is in safe and able hands," tweeted Modi.

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Jay Shah - Vivian Richards - BCCI Announces Cash Reward Of INR 40 Lakh For Each Player Of U19 Cricket World Cup-Winning Indian Team - sports.ndtv.com - India

BCCI Announces Cash Reward Of INR 40 Lakh For Each Player Of U19 Cricket World Cup-Winning Indian Team

The Board of Control for Cricket in India's (BCCI) secretary Jay Shah on Sunday announced an INR 40 lakh reward for every player of the U19 World Cup-winning team. India lifted a record fifth U19 World Cup title after defeating England in the summit clash here at the Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Stadium on Saturday. Shah also said that every member of the support staff will be getting INR 25 lakh. "I am pleased to announce the reward of 40 lacs per player and 25 lacs per support staff for the U19 #TeamIndia contingent for their exemplary performance in the #U19CWC final. You have made India proud," tweeted Shah.

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Yash Dhull - Vivian Richards - ICC U19 Cricket World Cup 2022: India Beat England By 4 Wickets In Final To Win Record-Extending 5th Title - sports.ndtv.com - India

ICC U19 Cricket World Cup 2022: India Beat England By 4 Wickets In Final To Win Record-Extending 5th Title

India lifted a record-extending fifth ICC U19 World Cup title after defeating England in the final at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in North Sound, Antigua on Saturday. The Yash Dhull-led side defeated the Three Lions in the summit clash by four wickets. Earlier, India had won the U19 World Cup in 2000, 2008, 2012, and 2018. Chasing 190, India got off to the worst start possible as Joshua Boyden dismissed Angkrish Raghuvanshi (0) on the third ball of the innings. Harnoor Singh and Shaik Rasheed then got together at the crease and the duo put on 49 runs for the second wicket. As soon as India started to gain an upper hand, England stormed right back into the contest in the 18th over as Thomas Aspinwall dismissed Harnoor (21), reducing India to 49/2.

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Yash Dhull - Vivian Richards - Watch: India's Ravi Kumar Bags Two Wickets In Fiery Opening Spell In ICC U19 World Cup Final vs England - sports.ndtv.com - Britain - Australia - India - Afghanistan

Watch: India's Ravi Kumar Bags Two Wickets In Fiery Opening Spell In ICC U19 World Cup Final vs England

Ravi Kumar gave India a flying start in the ICC U19 World Cup final against England on Saturday as he bagged two wickets in a fiery opening spell. Ravi struck in the very first over of his spell as he removed Jacob Bethell for lbw for an individual score of 2 runs. In his very next over, Ravi sent England captain Tom Prest back to the pavilion for a duck after castling him. The young Indian pacer generated some movement at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in North Sound, Antigua as the English top-order struggled to deal with him. Ravi had impressive figures of 3-1-11-2 from his opening spell. Here is a video of the two wickets he claimed in the early proceedings on Saturday.

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Yash Dhull - Vivian Richards - India In ICC U19 World Cup Finals: A Brief History - sports.ndtv.com - Australia - South Africa - India - Sri Lanka - Pakistan - Kuala Lumpur

India In ICC U19 World Cup Finals: A Brief History

India will make their 8th appearance in the final of an U19 World Cup when they take on England in the summit clash later today at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua. India are the most successful nation when it comes to U19 World Cups, having won four titles. The current crop, led by skipper Yash Dhull, will eye a record-extending fifth title when they take the Tom Prest-led England in the final. Ahead of the match on Saturday, let's take a look at how India have fared in U19 World Cup finals:

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