India vs Bangladesh Highlights, U19 World Cup 2022 Quarter Final: IND U19 win by 5 wickets; to play Australia is Semis
India U19 vs Bangladesh U19 Highlights, World Cup 2022 Quarter Final: IND U19 skipper Yash Dhull stays unbeaten on 20 till the end as his side knockout BAN U19, the defending champions, with a five-wicket win in Antigua. Follow IND U19 vs BAN U19 Highlights and Updates from the Quarterfinal.

India vs Bangladesh Highlights, U19 World Cup 2022 Quarter Final: India U19 knock the defending champions out. They beat Bangladesh U19 by 5 wickets to book a semifinals date with Australia. Earlier in the chase, the ‘Boys in Blue’ lost Harnoon Singh for a duck in the second over. Then, Angkrish Raghuvanshi and Shaik Rasheed steadied India's ship and then put their team into command by stitching a 50-run stand for the second wicket. The stand eventually ended on 70 as Ripon Mondol dismissed Raghuvanshi on 44. On his next delivery, he sent the other well-set batter in Rasheed (26). Mondol then got two more, dismissing Siddarth Yadav on 6 and Raj Bawa for a duck. Eventually, Dhull remained unbeaten on 20 to take India over the line in 30.5 overs. India U19 were set a target of 112 in 50 overs. In the first innings, making use of the seam-friendly surface, India U19 pacer Ravi Kumar made the most of the conditions by dismissing Bangladesh U19 opener Mahfijul Islam on 2 in the second over of the day. Then, he got rid of Iftakher Hossain Ifti on 1 followed by Prantik Nabil on 7. Then, Ariful Islam and Aich Mollah stitched a 23-run stand, and just when they looked settled, Vicky Ostwal dismissed the former on 9 and the MD Fahim on 0 to leave BAN U19 5 down. They were then 7 down after Aich Mollah was run-out for 17, while Kaushal Tambe trapped skipper Rakibul Hasan on 7. SM Meherob (30) and Ashiqur Zaman (16) put on 50 runs for the next wicket but once Angkrish Raghuvanshi picked up Meherob, Bangladesh lost the next two wickets quickly and were skittled for 111 in 37.1 overs.
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