 "Vaibhav Suryavanshi & Co. win with 117 balls remaining, start with a win on Australian soil – News-Patiala ਪੰਜਾਬੀ")
Ind u19 vs aus u19: Wet Victims and Company made a strong start in Australia. In the first Youth ODI, India’s under-19 team defeated Australia by seven 127 balls remaining seven wickets. With this victory, India has a 1-0 lead in the three-match series. Opener Vaibric Suryavanshi, Victorial Prior Kunudu and Vedantt, Trivadidi played the lead role in the victory of India. The young Indian bowlers dismissed the Australian batsmen in cheap in the first innings. Then India gained the target on loss of 3 wickets. The second ODI in the series will be played in Brisbane on September 24.
Chasing the target by Australia under-196, India under-19, under-19, under -1, recorded a great victory by scoring a 227 runs in 30.3 overs. Vaiban Suryavanshi gave the captain Award for the Maurdara to the team a better start. The two players shared 50 runs for the first wicket. India under -1, completed his central century in five overs. The Vaibha Great scored 38 off 22 balls, including seven fours and a six. The captain greatly scored six runs by six offs.
152 runs match between Kunudu and Trifaidi
Varis Malhotra scored nine off 10 balls. After the disorder of Suryavanshi, Mahavan and Desai, Pimedu Kunudu and Vedantt, Tripadi took over the Indian innings. Both made great batted and the victory made sure of the winning partnerships and gave India a great victory. Victorkeeper Prior Kundu scored 87 off 74 balls, while Tripadi scored an unbeaten 61 balls. Kundu hit eight fours and five sixes in his unbeaten innings, while Vajetta hit eight wickets. For Australia, Charles took two wickets while Hayden Ciller for a wicket.
Australia under -19 built first in batting earlier 225 runs
Earlier, Australia first batt the first and 225 runs in 50 overs. John James for the team scored the most 77 runs. John put six fours and one six balls on 68 balls. He was unbearable to the end. Tom Hogan scored 41 runs while Steve Hogan scored 39 runs. Australia openers, Alex Turner and Simon Bajs failed to open its account. Henil Patel took three wickets for India, while Kishan Kumar and Kishan Chouhan took two wickets. RS Ambass for a wicket.