Osbourn: India Under-19 Skipper Yash Dhull said it was a conscious decision to stabilize the ship by beating up to 40 ends with Shaik Rasheed without taking a lot of risks, which helped them underestimate the 96 victory against Australia in the semifinals.
Going to the faltering start after choosing for bats, India struggled at 37 for 2 when Dhull entered) to post 290 which was tough for five.
The target ended too steeply for Australia because they became used to 194 at 41.5 overs.
With a 96-run winner of four times India advanced to the fourth final in a row.
“The plan from me and Rasheed is for bats to the end, and it works.
The idea is to bat firmly, not to try too many shots, and for bats through the 40th peak,” Dhull said on a post-match presentation.
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https://t.co/qnimlbhdrg- BCCI (@BCCI) 1643832776000Dhull and Rashid was finally dismissed from the ball in a row above 46th.
“Me and Rasheed Bat well together, we combine well and it shows.
Rasheed and I have a good partnership and we have a good partnership too,” he added.
The captain was luxurious in his praise for the team and specifically Rashid, who along with Dhull and several others had contracted Covid-19 during the tournament group stage.
“The way in which boys play is good.
Rasheed mentally very strong.
We are in a bubble together and he is always mentally ready.” With a knock that ran 110 times, Dhull became the third Indian captain to score tons of U19 WC after the former Indian captain of Virat Kohli and Unmukt Chand and the children describe it as a “boast moment”.
Australia Skipper Ship U19 Cooper Connolly felt the game was lost from them in the last 10 overs when India scored more than 100 runs to send a completely intimidated.
“Starting to the last 10, we thought we were in a good position, but they scored 100 and thus 290 was the bridge too far.” The experience was good but the only problem was bubble.
The way we play round it is good and we get better with each session.
There are many positive things.
We adapt well to the conditions quickly, each session gets better, “Conolly said.