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India crush England, claim Under-19 World Cup title
India, delivering a scintillating performance, crushed England by 100 runs in the Under-19 World Cup final on Friday in Harare, sealing the title in a dominant fashion. India's victory was made possible by a record-breaking display with the bat and a ruthless spell with the ball. Deciding to bat, India had a fiery start with young prodigy Vaibhav Suryavanshi displaying a breathtaking batting exhibition. Suryavanshi tore into the English bowling attack with a stunning 175 off 80 deliveries.
His knock powered India to a colossal total of 411/9 in 50 overs. This was the highest ever total registered in a knockout match at an Under-19 World Cup. Suryavanshi, meanwhile, achieved multiple milestones, recording the fastest century ever in an Under-19 World Cup final and becoming the first batter to score 150 or more in the championship match. Captain Ayush Mhatre also scored a composed 53 off 51 balls.
Pursuing a target of 412, England’s chase failed to get momentum from a dramatic collapse in the middle overs despite having a promising start and a fluent half-century from Ben Dawkins (66 off 56). There was, however, a ray of hope for England in the form of Caleb Falconer, who launched a spirited counterattack, compiling a superb 115 to briefly revive hopes of an improbable comeback. However, wickets continued to tumble as England were dismissed for 311 in 40.2 overs.
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SA vs AUS, 2nd Test: Brilliant South Africa crush Australia
South Africa romped to a dazzling win, crushing Australia by an innings and 31 runs in the second Test in Gqeberha on Thursday to level the three-match series 1-1. The architect of South Africa’s comeback was skipper Temba Bavuma, who led the fightback through a career-best 179 to put his side in a strong position despite the things getting off to a challe...
Harry Brook breaks Ben Stokes' record with historic double ton against Sri Lanka
England captain Harry Brook produced a sensational batting performance against Sri Lanka in the ODI tri-series in Rawalpindi, smashing a record-breaking double century to lead his team to a massive total of 429/4 in 50 overs. Brook became the first England batter to score a double hundred in men's ODI cricket, surpassing Ben Stokes' previous national record of 182 runs. Brook s...
Mohit Avasthi's five-wicket haul powers Mumbai to innings victory over Himachal Pradesh
Mohit Avasthi starred with the ball as Mumbai registered an emphatic innings and 97-run victory over Himachal Pradesh in their Elite Group D Ranji Trophy match at the Luhnu Cricket Ground in Bilaspur on Wednesday. The Mumbai seamer claimed five wickets for 44 runs in 16 overs, recording the seventh five-wicket haul of his first-class career. The victory took Mumbai to the top o...
Samson, Iyer, and Naman Dhir inspire India to thumping win against New Zealand
Delivering a jaw-dropping performance, India’s in-form star Sanju Samson whacked a scintillating half-century to inspire India to a four-wicket win over New Zealand in a gripping first T20I on Thursday at hagley Oval. Chasing a target of 226, India got off to a glorious start, with openers Sanju Samson and Abhishek Sharma playing major inn...
‘Fitness and performance, not age’: BCCI President on Kohli, Rohit's 2027 World Cup chances
BCCI President Mithun Manhas has backed Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma's chances of featuring in the 2027 ODI World Cup, stating that age will not be a factor in deciding their selection. Manhas said fitness and performance should remain the primary criteria as the two former India captains continue to perform at the highest level.
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