Georgetown (Guyana): Australia and Sri Lanka recorded their first points at the Under-19 World Cup after registering a comfortable victory from West Indies and Scotland, on the opening day here.
While Australia recorded a six-goal victory over West Indies, Sri Lanka beat Scotland with 40 running in two Group D matches on Friday.
The Australian Bowling unit was first disciplined from the western Indian Host for 169 trivial and then returned to remodel the target, scored 170 for four people in 44.5 overs with Teague Wyllie hit 129-balls 12, encrusted eight hits to the fence.
For WI, Skipper Ackeem Auguste Top-Sceded with 67-Ball 57.
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Chose for bats after winning a throw, West Indies left for the beginning of the disaster because they found themselves shaken at the age of 12 to sixth at the Providence Stadium, with Pacer Tom Whitney and Leg-Spinner William Salzmann did damage.
Auguste joined the Wicketkeeper Rivaldo Clarke (37 OFF 42 Balls) in the middle and both sew together with the Partnership of 95 Run for the fourth goal, establishing inings in the process.
However, the home team suffered from other destruction after Dismantiah Clarke by Indian Spinner Nivethan Radhakrishnan (3/48) on the 22nd.
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Cooper Connolly, who led the Australian team in the age group tournament, also pocketed three goals including significantly from Auguste, after that the host rushed to recover.
Opening a Bowling Australia, Whitney too, returned impressive numbers 3/20 in 8.1 overs.
Batting at Number Nine, McKenny Clarke hit 255 balls 35, with the help of three six and two crawl to stretch the round and add some valuable ways to West Indies.
In response, Australia lost Corey Miller to be in vain but his opening pair Wyllie crashed into a pursuit with an invincible responsible.
Wyllie falsifying the partnership of 53-run with Skipper Cooper Connolly (23) after the first down Isaac Higgins (9) was also sent back at 8.
After Connolly was cleaned by Onaje Amory on the 18th end, Wyllie added 75 to run again with Nivethan Radhakrishnan (31) for Maintain Australia in hunting.
Matthew Nandu got rid of Radhakrishnan at 39 ended but it was too late when Wyllie at Campbell Kellaway (10) took them home.
Sri Lanka beat Scotland with 40 walks in another match at Georgetown’s Everest Cricket Club Ground, Scotland bent Sri Lanka for 218 in 45.2 overs.
With Run-Ball 84, Sakuna Nidarshana Liyanage emerged as the top scorer for Sri Lanka, while Chamindu Wickramasinghe (28), Sadisha Rajapaksa (24) got the beginning but could not use it.
Down the order, Raveen de Silva contributed 30 of 50 balls.
For Scotland, Sean Fischer Keogh is the most successful bowler with a number 3/56 while there are two Wicket each for Jack Jarvis and Oliver Davidson.
The total pursuit, Scottish batters began but could not use them with Wellalage which appeared as wrecker-in-chief with five numbers.
Skipper Wellalage snapped five for 27, while Shevon Daniel (2/16) and Wanuja Sahan (1/3) and Mathesha Pathirana (28/1) was another goalkeeper.
Jack Jarvis stores Scotland in pursuit with his 61-ball 55 but he has no partnership.
Breast Scores: West Indies U-19: 169 Everything in Overs 40.1 (ackeem Auguste 57, McKenny Clarke 29; Tom Whitney 3/20, Nivethan Radhakrishnan 3/48, Cooper Connolly 3/17) lost Australia U-19: 170 for 4 Of 44.5 Overs (Teague Wyllie 86, Nivethan Radhakrishnan 31, Cooper Connolly 23; Johann Layne 1/19) Sri Lanka U-19: 209 All in 45.2 Overs (Sakuna Nidarshana Liyanage 79, Sean Fischer-keogh 3/56) Defeat Scotland u -19: 178 Complete at 48.4 Overs (Jack Jarvis 55; Dunith Wellalage 5/27, Shevon Daniel 2/16).