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Under-19 World Cup: India outclass Australia by 96 runs in semis to set up date with England in the final
AS IT HAPPENEDDishing out a clinical, all-round show, a relentless India scored a comprehensive 96-run win over Australia in the semis to storm into the final of the Under-19 World Cup — for the fourth consecutive time — on Wednesday at Coolidge in Antigua. They will now take on England, who beat Afghanistan by 15 runs in the first semifinal, in the summit clash of the tournament in West Indies at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium on Saturday. Rising to the occasion when it mattered the most, captain Yash Dhull (110, 110b, 10x4, 1x6) slammed a brilliant century, while his deputy Shaik Rasheed stroked 94 (107b, 8x4, 1x6) as the duo added 204 off 204 balls for the third wicket in their mammoth partnership to take India to an imposing 290 for five in 50 overs.
Today's rugby headlines as WRU admit 'embarrassment' and Ireland ace snubs every Wales player in best Six Nations XV
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Prajnesh keen to regain title at Bengaluru Open ATP Challenger
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Taylor Moore reveals the 'specific vision' at Hearts and mixed emotions in dressing room after Hibs result
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Roy Hodgson Ready For Dogfight After Accepting Watford's "Siren Call"
Roy Hodgson is ready for the challenge of Watford's relegation dogfight after admitting he could not resist the "siren call from the mermaid". Former England boss Hodgson left his last job at Crystal Palace eight months ago amid speculation that he would retire. But the 74-year-old was appointed as Watford's third manager this season following Claudio Ranieri's sacking last month. The Hornets are languishing in 19th place in the Premier League, two points adrift of safety with 18 games remaining. Despite Watford's perilous position, Hodgson said their offer was too strong to resist as he aims to mastermind another escape act, having previously helped Palace, Fulham and West Brom avoid relegation from the top tier.