U-19 World Cup: Musheer Khan’s 131, Saumy Pandey’s Enchanted Seal 214-Run Prevail upon New Zealand
Musheer Khan’s rush and clinical bowling execution saw India proceed with their hot run of structure and beat New Zealand with a 214-run triumph in the Very Six phase of the continuous U-19 World Cup on Tuesday at the Mangaung Oval. India made early advances, with Raj Limbani’s speed establishing the vibe of the game. He excused opener Tom Jones for a brilliant duck and Snehith Reddy for a four-ball duck in the first finished. Left-arm spinner Saumy Pandey rolled in from the opposite end, wound around his wizardry and contributed with two or three wickets. NZ captain Oscar Jackson was one player who attempted to take the battle against the Indian bowlers yet got bowled while endeavoring to fight the ball towards the leg side.
New Zealand hitters battled to manage India’s focused bowling and fell like a place of cards.
All through the pursuit of 296, just four Kiwi hitters had the option to cross the twofold digit mark which pretty much portrayed the account of the whole innings.
Saumy finished the game with a four-wicket take to his name, while Limbani in his six-over spell guaranteed two while offering only 17 runs.
Prior in the innings, after New Zealand won the throw and selected to field, Musheer scored a splendid 131, taking the New Zealand bowlers to the walls, and Adarsh contributed an important 52 runs. India completed at 295/8.
The main wicket-taker for Blackcaps was Clarke who snapped four wickets in his spell of eight overs while surrendering 62 runs. Ryan Tsourgas, Ewald Schreuder, Zac Cummingand Oliver Tewatiya got a wicket each.
Adarsh Singh and Arshin Kulkarni came to the wrinkle to open the innings for Group India and put on 28 runs for the primary wicket. Arshin was excused subsequent to scoring only nine runs in the fifth over of the bowling of Bricklayer Clarke.
After Arshin’s flight, Musheer Khan came to bat and steadied the innings. Both the youths put on an organization of 77 runs as India lost their second wicket at a score of 105 runs. Adarsh’s 52 runs came from 58 balls and included six limits.
India captain Uday Saharan was next on the wrinkle and fabricated an organization of 87 runs with Musheer. India lost the captain at the score of 192 runs in the 37th over. Uday returned to the changing area in the wake of scoring 34 runs.
Musheer proceeded to score a really long period and his 131 runs from 126 balls included 13 fours and three sixes. He was on the wrinkle till the 48th over of the innings and escaped the bowling of Clarke.
