Sharjah: Shaik Rasheed crashed into an unbeaten 90 when India served clinical performance to seize Bangladesh by 103 running here on Thursday and established the Summit match with Sri Lanka in the U-19 Cup of Asia.
Rasheed One-down made him walk in 108 balls to help India post 248 for eight after being invited to Bat.
Rasheed paced through his innards for perfection after India lost their second opening – Angkrish Raghuvanshi (16) and Harroor Singh (15) – in a 50-run mark, at Overs 17.
Bowler India, then, produces a cohesive effort to build Bangladesh for 140 Run at 38.2 overs.
Ariful Islam Top-Scored for Bangladesh with 77-Ball 42, while the opening of Mahfijus Islam made 26.
Chase Bangladesh never gone as a Bowler India took the goal regularly, with only a few resistance.
For India, Ravi Kumar (2/22), Vicky Ostwal (2/25), Raj Bawa (2/26) and Rajvardhan Hangkeskar (2/3) shared eight goals between them, while Kaushal Tambe (1/5) and Nishant Sindhu (1/25) took each nester.
Previously, Indian opening found a difficult situation and it was only after his dismissal that the running rate began to increase.
India lost Nishant Sindhu (5) by cheap before Rasheed and Skipper Yash Dhull (26 off 29) sew 41 walk to the fourth goal to stabilize the innings.
Raj Bawa (23), Vicky Ostwal (28 not out of 18 balls) and Rajvardhan Hangkeskar (16) also plays useful hands to provide Rasheed support from the other end.
Even though it wasn’t a wasteful knock from Rasheed, he was enough to do it to give the Indian Bowlers to survive.
He attacked three restrictions and one six as long as the innocked innings.
For Bangladesh U-19, Spinner Orthodox Left Arm Rakibul Hasan is a choice of Bowler with three numbers for 41 of the 10 overs.
India will face Sri Lanka in the title of clashes in Dubai on Friday.
Sri Lanka defeated Pakistan with 22 walks in other semi-final clashes.
Sri Lanka simplifies 147 which is simple after selecting bats and then limit Pakistan to 125.
Brief scores: India U-19: 243 for 8 in 50 overs (Shaik Rasheed 90; Rakibul Hasan 3/41) Beat Bangladesh U-19: 140 In 38.2 overs (Ariful Islam 42; Ravi Kumar 2/22, Vicky Ostwal 2/25, Raj Bring 2/26, Rajvardhan Hangkeskar 2/36) of 103 Run.