IND vs. AUS Highlights, U19 World Cup 2024 Final: Seven Indian batsmen were removed for single digits, despite Adarsh Singh and Murugan Abhishek’s best attempts to withstand the storm. Highlights of India vs. Australia in the U19 World Cup 2024: In the third consecutive ICC event final, Australia triumphed against India, this time to claim the title of U-19 champions, perpetuating the Men in Blue’s unlucky streak in the top matches. 

The Australian men’s team had already lost to them in the World Test Championship and the 2023 ODI final; now, the opposing U-19 squad had defeated them to win the trophy. Nothing went well for India that night as a disciplined bowling attack from Australia left Uday Saharan and Co. with no room to manoeuvre. Despite their best efforts, Adarsh Singh and Murugan Abhishek were unable to withstand the storm as seven Indian batsmen were removed for single figures.

Earlier on Sunday in Benoni, Australia defeated India with a score of 253/7 thanks to tenacious 46 from Oliver Peake and 55 from Harjas Singh, the best total in a U-19 World Cup final. The best bowler in India was Raj Limbani, who claimed three wickets, and Naman Tiwary, who claimed two. Many of the 90s fashion styles appear to be making a comeback. A surprising addition to that list appears to be Australia’s return to multi-format dominance in the cricket globe. What comes after Cummins, Starc, and Hazlewood is a common question. However, Mahli Beardman, Callum Vidler, and Tom Straker have responded to that appropriately with their performances in this event.

Their hitters have also improved, as they are still producing critical players on a regular basis. Do they discover them within kangaroo pouches? Be extremely worried, world, if this is the future of Australian cricket! It’s time to conclude our coverage of the U19 World Cup on that note. On behalf of Raju Peethala, Sagar Chawla, and AV Venkatesh, this is Saurabh Shankar signing off. It was a lot of joy presenting this competition to you.

Please remember these young Indian people. From the minute they boarded the plane to South Africa, they bore the weight of a billion people’s expectations, and they exceeded them for the most part of the competition. India dominated the league stage, and they have some excellent hitters for the future in Uday Saharan, Musheer Khan, Sachin Dhas, and company. 

• Uday Saharan of India led the competition in runs scored with 397.
• Kwena Maphaka (South Africa) took the most wickets in the event with 21 wickets.
• Snehith Reddy (New Zealand) scored the highest score in the event (147*) against Nepal.
• Taz Ali of England had the best bowling stats in the competition (7/29 against Zimbabwe).

With that, the remaining players dash to the platform to assist captain Hugh Weibgen in raising the trophy. The fireworks are going off in the background, and they appear a little too anxious to raise that gleaming piece of metal into the air. Weibgen and Harry Dixon together manage to hold onto the trophy as the other players let out excited, joyful yells.

Captain Hugh Weibgen of Australia: Extremely happy for the youngsters and our coaches. Everyone was willing to bat first, and our goal was to score a few runs before pulling away. Regarding Harjas Singh, he is a talented athlete; class never fades. The coaches deserve all the praise for persevering with him. India is a superior team that won the whole competition; they were merely matched against the wrong team. 

These individuals will undoubtedly do many amazing things in their careers. They know their responsibilities as a team so well that they can go a long way as pacers. If none of the four of them succeed in their careers, I’ll be shocked. Indian Captain Uday Saharan: My pride is derived from the guys’ excellent performance. had a strong will to win during the competition. Today, we played a few reckless shots and didn’t take any breaks. Despite being ready, we were unable to carry out the plans. I learned a great deal from this event, both during the games and from the support personnel. We’ll make an effort to keep growing and learning.

Player of the Tournament: Kwena Maphaka holds great significance for me. For the remainder of the competition, I will keep this in mind. My extensive training on my inswing was what made me successful in this competition. Extremely excited for the future; if I can make it happen, it will be incredible (play for South Africa). Much labour must be done. Mahli Beardman, the match’s MVP: Still hasn’t sunk in; somewhat strange. We are pleased that the long-time effort paid off on anything. (On the Indian team) We anticipated a great fight since they have been amazing. I attempted to slam my short balls into the wicket by backing them.

(Regarding Dennis Lillee’s coaching) He has taught me a lot of mental skills. Reflecting on my bowling and field conditions. It’s always a joy to bowl with him; he’s been amazing. My future objectives are likely to be to play cricket for my state back home and to attend the Big Bash. 

Anderson: What a sensation, it’s amazing! It’s amazing because you don’t get to play in the World Cup final every day. Whoever organises these kinds of events (I’m referring to celebration plans) will have to wait and see where the evening goes.

Vidler: A recollection I will most certainly never forget. once-in-a-lifetime chance. Whatever, we’ve won the World Cup (who among the Australian bowlers is the fastest?).

Beardman: It seems unbelievable how much work we’ve done in the last year or so. It may take some time for us to fully comprehend what we have accomplished, but being here seems like a dream come true. Our camaraderie as a team is strong; we get along well here.

Straker: Great feeling. For this, we’ve been working for a year. We’ve been to England and Brisbane in preparation for this moment, which has now arrived. We’re all lovely friends (fast bowlers). Everyone wants to play together. The four quicks playing is awesome. Though I won’t be spearheading the festivities, I will be taking part.

Konstas: Speechless. It’s been an incredible adventure. India is the standard since they were so excellent.