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India U19 vs South Africa U19 Highlights: Vaibhav Suryavanshi's ton sets the stage, IND whitewash SA with 233-run win

India U19 vs South Africa U19 Highlights: Vaibhav Suryavanshi begins things with 127 to ton up, and ends it with the last wicket as India seal a 233-run victory and a 3-0 series whitewash. Plenty of confidence for the Indian colts including George and Kishan, carry good form into the U-19 World Cup.

Key Events
  • 8:04 PM IST, Jan 7Suryavanshi wins player of the match, player of the series, and announces goal for World Cup
  • 7:54 PM IST, Jan 7THAT'S THAT! Suryavanshi takes the last wicket to complete the whitewash
  • 7:36 PM IST, Jan 7India just one away!
  • 7:30 PM IST, Jan 7New man comes in and dismissed! 8 down
  • 7:27 PM IST, Jan 7Jinxed it! Seventh wicket falls, James out on 41
  • 7:26 PM IST, Jan 7Partnership ticks along, 29 overs through
  • 7:11 PM IST, Jan 7114/6 after 25 overs
  • 6:56 PM IST, Jan 799/6! RS Ambrish removes set Bosman on 40
  • 6:39 PM IST, Jan 7Suryavanshi brings himself on
  • 6:35 PM IST, Jan 772/5 after 17 overs
  • 6:26 PM IST, Jan 7India probing, SA batters just holding on
  • 6:15 PM IST, Jan 7FIVE DOWN! Suryavanshi with the catch
  • 6:09 PM IST, Jan 749/4 after 10 overs
  • 5:59 PM IST, Jan 729/4 after 7
  • 5:47 PM IST, Jan 7KISHAN AGAIN! 4 down, India making quick work of it, SA now 15/4
  • 5:43 PM IST, Jan 7THERE'S THE THIRD! Another batter bowled, Bulbulia walks back
  • 5:38 PM IST, Jan 7ANOTHER ONE! Kishan hits the mark, two in the space of four balls
  • 5:34 PM IST, Jan 7KISHAN STRIKES! BIG EARLY WICKET
  • 5:26 PM IST, Jan 7Back for the chase, Kishan gets going
  • 4:59 PM IST, Jan 7Six and five penalty runs in the final over – IND finish on 393/7
  • 4:45 PM IST, Jan 7Late impetus! 372/7 with 2 overs to play
  • 4:35 PM IST, Jan 7Important six! IND push past 350
  • 4:26 PM IST, Jan 7Soni picks up a third! India crumble, 7 down
  • 4:21 PM IST, Jan 7Screamer of a catch from the South African captain! One-handed gem
  • 4:15 PM IST, Jan 7Kundu departs! India losing their way
  • 4:00 PM IST, Jan 7Excellent fielding, India lose their 4th!
  • 3:52 PM IST, Jan 7Third wicket down! Trivedi departs on 34
  • 3:49 PM IST, Jan 7287/2 with 13 overs to play
  • 3:37 PM IST, Jan 7Aaron George dismissed on 118!
  • 3:33 PM IST, Jan 7Trivedi and George running well, but SA keep it quiet
  • 3:14 PM IST, Jan 7247/1 after 30 overs
  • 3:12 PM IST, Jan 7Aaron George tons up!
  • 2:58 PM IST, Jan 7Finally a wicket for South Africa! Suryavanshi out on 127, 227/1
  • 2:55 PM IST, Jan 7Stat alert – Suryavanshi youngest captain to score ton in Youth ODI
  • 2:48 PM IST, Jan 7Back to back sixes! Suryavanshi goes hell for leather now
  • 2:45 PM IST, Jan 7200 up in 23.2 overs
  • 2:42 PM IST, Jan 763-BALL CENTURY FOR VAIBHAV SURYAVANSHI!
  • 2:35 PM IST, Jan 7176/0 after 20 overs
  • 2:25 PM IST, Jan 7Easy power from Suryavanshi and 150 up!
  • 2:16 PM IST, Jan 7Suryavanshi breaks the shackles after a quiet spell! Two more sixes
  • 2:03 PM IST, Jan 7Suryavanshi dropped! Gets a bonus life
  • 1:52 PM IST, Jan 7100 partnership and 50 for Aaron George!
  • 1:39 PM IST, Jan 724-ball FIFTY for Vaibhav Suryavanshi!
  • 1:33 PM IST, Jan 7Six more for Suryavanshi!
  • 1:22 PM IST, Jan 7Shot! Suryavanshi times a yorker beautifully through midwicket
  • 1:15 PM IST, Jan 7Authoritative from Aaron George!
  • 1:10 PM IST, Jan 7Shot! Textbook off-drive which Suryavanshi sends flying for six
  • 1:07 PM IST, Jan 715/0 after first two overs
  • 12:59 PM IST, Jan 7Underway – Suryavanshi starts off with a 4!
  • 12:41 PM IST, Jan 7Deepesh and Khilan out for India, Henil and Udhav in
  • 12:33 PM IST, Jan 7Head in hands for Vaibhav Suryavanshi after he loses toss, SA put IND in to bat first
  • 12:22 PM IST, Jan 7Last chance for fringe players to make their claim for playing XI
  • 12:11 PM IST, Jan 7The weather forecast from Benoni
  • 11:33 AM IST, Jan 7Aaron George under pressure!
  • 11:18 AM IST, Jan 7Kishan key with ball!
  • 11:02 AM IST, Jan 7Vaibhav Suryavanshi in search of big hundred!
  • 10:44 AM IST, Jan 7India Probable Playing XI!
IND U19 vs SA U19 Live Score: India's colts wrap up the 3-0 series victory with an absolutely brutal win over South Africa, winning by 233 runs.
IND U19 vs SA U19 Live Score: India's colts wrap up the 3-0 series victory with an absolutely brutal win over South Africa, winning by 233 runs.

India U19 vs South Africa U19 Highlights: India run away to a comfortable 3-0 series whitewash with a dominant performance across the board, led by Vaibhav Suryavanshi from the front and Aaron George also showing his class with a century of his own. Multiple bowlers chip in, with Kishan Kumar Singh's incredible opening spell ensuring South Africa never recovered from being down 15/4 early in the piece. India seal the 233-run win to head into the U-19 World Cup with a winning streak.

India finish on 393/7 at the end of an excellent innings and first-wicket partnership, with even a late collapse not enough for South Africa to draw things back. The Protean youngsters set 394 to chase in their 50 after Vaibhav Suryavanshi and Aaron George gave India the ideal start with a 227-run partnership, the skipper scoring 127 and his vice-captain adding 118.

Three tosses in a row lost by Vaibhav Suryavanshi as he takes over duties for this series, and he doesn't hide his disappointment. Gets his way though – South Africa opt to bowl first, which Suryavanshi and the Indian team are happy with. A couple of changes for India heading into this final match of the series.

Vaibhav Suryavanshi has made a lasting impression as skipper in the ongoing youth ODI series against South Africa. The young batting sensation has already helped India take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series. The Indian youngsters head into the third T20I against South Africa with a chance to wrap up the series 3-0 and underline their growing confidence. Despite rain interruptions in the first two ODIs, the hosts stayed on top in both contests, holding the advantage each time under the DLS method.

Vaibhav Suryavanshi was the standout in the previous game, turning the chase into a one-sided affair with a stunning burst of power-hitting. The left-hander tore into the Proteas attack, racing to 68 from just 24 deliveries as India chased down a revised target of 174 in 23.3 overs. With 10 sixes flying into the stands, Suryavanshi set the tempo early and never allowed the bowlers any breathing space, sealing an eight-wicket win and stamping his authority on the series.

India’s bowlers set up the contest with a disciplined display, led by Kishan Singh, who emerged as the pick of the attack. The left-arm pacer finished with impressive figures of 4 for 46 from his 8.3 overs, breaking South Africa’s resistance at key moments. He received solid support from RS Ambrish, who returned 2 for 47 from his eight-over spell, keeping the pressure on through the middle overs. Kanishk Chouhan and Khilan Patel also made useful contributions, picking up a wicket each to ensure the Proteas never found a sustained rhythm.

For South Africa, Jason Rowles stood tall with a well-crafted century. The batter scored 114 from 113 deliveries, striking seven boundaries and clearing the ropes three times. He shared a 97-run partnership with Daniel Bosman, who added 31, but once the stand was broken, the innings quickly lost direction.

India’s bowlers, spearheaded by Kishan Singh, will be keen to deliver another disciplined outing on Wednesday and seal the series in the final match. With the ball having done the damage earlier, attention will once again turn to the batting, where Vaibhav Suryavanshi is expected to lead from the front. The 14-year-old has impressed with confident starts so far and will be eager to turn one of those promising knocks into a three-figure score, giving India the decisive edge as they look to finish the series on a high.

India U-19 playing XI for 3rd YODI vs South Africa

IND U-19 playing XI: Vaibhav Suryavanshi (c), Aaron George, Vedant Trivedi, Abhigyan Kundu (wk), Harvansh Pangalia, RS Ambrish, Kanishk Chouhan, Mohamed Enaan, Henil Patel, Udhav Mohan, Kishan Kumar Singh

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India finish on 393/7 at the end of an excellent innings and first-wicket partnership, with even a late collapse not enough for South Africa to draw things back. The Protean youngsters set 394 to chase in their 50 after Vaibhav Suryavanshi and Aaron George gave India the ideal start with a 227-run partnership, the skipper scoring 127 and his vice-captain adding 118.

Three tosses in a row lost by Vaibhav Suryavanshi as he takes over duties for this series, and he doesn't hide his disappointment. Gets his way though – South Africa opt to bowl first, which Suryavanshi and the Indian team are happy with. A couple of changes for India heading into this final match of the series.

Vaibhav Suryavanshi has made a lasting impression as skipper in the ongoing youth ODI series against South Africa. The young batting sensation has already helped India take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series. The Indian youngsters head into the third T20I against South Africa with a chance to wrap up the series 3-0 and underline their growing confidence. Despite rain interruptions in the first two ODIs, the hosts stayed on top in both contests, holding the advantage each time under the DLS method.

Vaibhav Suryavanshi was the standout in the previous game, turning the chase into a one-sided affair with a stunning burst of power-hitting. The left-hander tore into the Proteas attack, racing to 68 from just 24 deliveries as India chased down a revised target of 174 in 23.3 overs. With 10 sixes flying into the stands, Suryavanshi set the tempo early and never allowed the bowlers any breathing space, sealing an eight-wicket win and stamping his authority on the series.

India’s bowlers set up the contest with a disciplined display, led by Kishan Singh, who emerged as the pick of the attack. The left-arm pacer finished with impressive figures of 4 for 46 from his 8.3 overs, breaking South Africa’s resistance at key moments. He received solid support from RS Ambrish, who returned 2 for 47 from his eight-over spell, keeping the pressure on through the middle overs. Kanishk Chouhan and Khilan Patel also made useful contributions, picking up a wicket each to ensure the Proteas never found a sustained rhythm.

For South Africa, Jason Rowles stood tall with a well-crafted century. The batter scored 114 from 113 deliveries, striking seven boundaries and clearing the ropes three times. He shared a 97-run partnership with Daniel Bosman, who added 31, but once the stand was broken, the innings quickly lost direction.

India’s bowlers, spearheaded by Kishan Singh, will be keen to deliver another disciplined outing on Wednesday and seal the series in the final match. With the ball having done the damage earlier, attention will once again turn to the batting, where Vaibhav Suryavanshi is expected to lead from the front. The 14-year-old has impressed with confident starts so far and will be eager to turn one of those promising knocks into a three-figure score, giving India the decisive edge as they look to finish the series on a high.

India U-19 playing XI for 3rd YODI vs South Africa

IND U-19 playing XI: Vaibhav Suryavanshi (c), Aaron George, Vedant Trivedi, Abhigyan Kundu (wk), Harvansh Pangalia, RS Ambrish, Kanishk Chouhan, Mohamed Enaan, Henil Patel, Udhav Mohan, Kishan Kumar Singh

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