Home
Cricket
India Women Under 19s WINS ICC T20 World CUP, beat England by 7 WICKETS: Watch IND-W vs ENG-W FULL Highlights as Nation celebrates India’s WIN

India Women Under 19s WINS ICC T20 World CUP, beat England by 7 WICKETS: Watch IND-W vs ENG-W FULL Highlights as Nation celebrates India’s WIN

India Women Under 19s TEAM – Under-19 WC Final Highlights – India win U19 WC: Women in Blue has won the inaugural U19 WC. They defeated England by 7 wickets to win the World Cup. Soumya Tiwari and Gongadi Trisha took Team India over the line. Shafali Verma departed early after making an aggressive start […]

India Women Under 19s TEAM – Under-19 WC Final Highlights – India win U19 WC: Women in Blue has won the inaugural U19 WC. They defeated England by 7 wickets to win the World Cup. Soumya Tiwari and Gongadi Trisha took Team India over the line. Shafali Verma departed early after making an aggressive start for India. Shweta Sehrawat followed her skipper soon. On the cusp of triumph, Gongadi Trisha was the last to lose the wicket for India. Bowling first, India cleaned up the English side for mere 68 runs in 17.1 overs and then chased the total with ease to create history. Watch IND-W vs ENG-W HIGHLIGHTS with InsideSport.IN

IND-W U19 WC Champions: BCCI Secretary Jay Shah ANNOUNCES 5…

IN PICS: India lift inaugural Women’s U19 T20 World Cup with 7-wicket win…

India Women Under 19s TEAM wins ICC WORLD CUP beat England by 7 WICKETS, BCCI announce 5 CRORE cash prize: Follow LIVE UPDATES

Under-19 WC Final Highlights – India beat England to be crowned champions. India dominated England in the Final to get their hands on the inaugural ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup title.

Having won the toss and decided to put England in to bat, India’s bowlers more than justified the decision with a ruthless display.

Opening bowlers Titas Sadhu and Archana Devi ripped through the England top order, reducing them to 22/4 after six overs, with key batter Grace Scrivens one of those to fall.

Sadhu bowled her four overs straight through, going for just six runs and picking up two wickets. Devi was slightly more expensive, but her 2/17 included the crucial dismissals of Scrivens and Niamh Holland (10).

Wickets continued to tumble, with England not able to see out their full allocation of overs despite resistance from Ryana MacDonald-Gay (19).

And the final wicket fell with 17 balls still remaining, leaving India a target of just 69 to win.

England had pulled off a great escape in the semi-final against Australia, but lightning did not strike twice.

Shafali Verma’s aggressive 15 from 11 balls cut into the target early on, but the removal of both openers gave India a temporary scare. Hannah Baker had Verma caught, before Scrivens removed Shweta Sehrawat.

But Soumya Tiwari and Gongadi Trisha settled things down with an excellent and composed partnership.

The pair got to within one hit of the target when Trisha went for glory and was cleaned up by Alexa Stonehouse.

But India didn’t have to wait long for the winning moment, with Soumya Tiwari knocking a single to see it through with an unbeaten 24* from 37 balls, exactly what her side required on the big stage.

And the celebrations were huge as India claimed the title in the first-ever ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup.

U19 Women T20 WC MVP: India’s new star Shweta Sehrawat chasing MOST VALUABLE PLAYER…

IND-W U19 vs NZ-W U19 Highlights: Shweta & Parshavi star as India thrash…

Insidesport

India U19s Women XI: SS Sehrawat, Shafali Verma, SM Tiwari, G Trisha, RM Ghosh, HN Basu, TR Sadhu, MS Kashyap, Archana, P Chopra, SM Yadav

England U19s Women XI: G Scrivens, L Heap, N Holland, Seren Smale, CR Pavely, RL Macdonald-Gay, A Stonehouse, J Groves, EJ Anderson, Sophia Smale, HL Baker

India and England ROAD to Under-19 World CUP FINAL

  • India defeated NewZealand in the first semi-final on Friday.
  • In the second semifinal, England prevailed against Australia in a nail-biter to advance to Sunday’s big final.
  • The first-ever final at an ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup will feature England and India.
  • 16 national teams participated in it. Final scheduled for 13:45 local time on Sunday in Potchefstroom.

Follow InsideSport on GOOGLE NEWS / Watch IND-W vs ENG-W HIGHLIGHTS with InsideSport.IN

Follow
Share

Editor's Pick

Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli beware! Nathan Lyon can inflict similar damage like Kiwi spinners

Top Stories

Share article
Follow us on social media
Google News Whatsapp channel
Tell us why didn’t you like our article so that we can improve on?
Choose ranking:
ICC Test Ranking
ICC ODI Ranking
ICC T20I Ranking