First the bowlers have done their work. After that,the batsmen flashed with the bat.And with that, the Bangladesh U-19 team reached the final of the Youth Asia Cup with a good game. Tiger Yuvara beat Pakistan U-19 team by 7 wickets. Bangladesh’s opponent in the final is India.
On Friday (December 6), losing the toss and going into bat at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Pakistan were reduced to 116 runs in 37 overs after losing wickets from the start to the Bangladesh bowlers. Coming down to reply, Bangladesh reached the port of victory with the loss of 3 wickets with 167 balls in hand, relying on Azizul’s fifty.
After losing the toss and batting, pakistan faced the bowling cannon of two Bangladeshi pacers Maruf mridha and Iqbal Hossain Imon. They lost 6 wickets to score 79 runs in 26.5 overs. After that,there was no turning back. 116 runs were folded.
Among Pakistani batsmen, Farhan Yousuf scored 32 runs with 1 four and 3 sixes. Muhammad Riazullah scored the second highest 28 runs off 65 balls. Captain Saad Baig scored 18 off 4 fours and Haroon Arshad scored 10 runs off 30 balls. None of the rest could touch the double-digit quota.
With the ball in hand, Emon of Bangladesh took 4 wickets with 24 runs including 1 maiden in 7 overs. Maruf took 2 wickets with 23 runs in 6 overs.Al Fahad and Debashish Dewa took 1 wicket each.
Bangladesh lost their first wicket after 20 runs in the run chase. Kaleem Siddiqui departed without scoring any runs after playing 14 balls. Then Jawad Abrar paired with captain Azizul. Abrar left after adding 8 runs together. he scored 17 runs off 25 balls with 4 fours.
After that, Azizul continued to advance with Mohammad Shihab James. Both of them crossed the fifty-run mark of the team and continued to run towards victory.James gave away the wicket while hitting a six in the team’s 85 runs.This batsman scored 26 runs off 36 balls with 4 fours.
After that, Azizul, who was playing fluently with Rizan Hossain, did not allow any more danger. Picked up fifty. the left-hander left the field with an unbeaten 61 runs in 42 balls, 7 fours and 3 sixes. Rijan, who accompanied him, played 17 balls and remained unbeaten on 5 runs.
Bangladesh’s opponent in the final is India. Indians entered the final after defeating Sri Lanka by 7 wickets in the second semi-final. The visitors of the two countries are going to see the India-Bangladesh rivalry once again. The two teams will meet in the final on December 8 at 11 am Bangladesh time.
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What were the standout performances from the bangladesh U-19 team in the Youth Asia Cup final against India?
Time.news Editor: Welcome to Time.news! Today, we’re diving into the thrilling world of youth cricket, specifically focusing on the recent Youth Asia Cup where the Bangladesh U-19 team made headlines by reaching the final. Joining me is cricket expert and analyst, Sarah Khan. Sarah, it’s great to have you here.
Sarah Khan: Thank you for having me! It’s exciting to talk about the Bangladesh U-19 team’s remarkable journey in the Youth Asia Cup.
Time.news editor: Absolutely! They secured their place in the final after a stunning victory over Pakistan U-19. Can you break down the match for us? What were the key factors that led to Bangladesh’s 7-wicket victory?
Sarah Khan: Certainly! The match really showcased the strength of Bangladesh’s bowling attack. After losing the toss and being put on the field, their bowlers came out strong and managed to reduce Pakistan to just 116 runs. The bowlers set the tone right from the beginning, taking wickets at crucial moments and applying pressure on the Pakistani batsmen.
Time.news Editor: That’s notable! How do you think the conditions at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium influenced the game?
Sarah Khan: The conditions in Dubai often favor bowlers, especially early in the innings. It seems that the Bangladesh bowlers capitalized on this advantage, making it challenging for the Pakistani batsmen to settle. Additionally, playing under pressure can affect mental composure, and it looked like Pakistan struggled with that, especially after losing early wickets.
Time.news Editor: Interesting point about mental composure. Once Bangladesh took control of the match, how did their batsmen respond during the chase?
Sarah khan: The batsmen were quite composed, wich is essential in a match of this magnitude. They knew they had a low target to chase, so they played sensibly, focusing on building partnerships rather than going all out.This strategy not onyl secured the win but also showcased their maturity and understanding of the game, which is vital for players at this level.
Time.news Editor: It sounds like they really performed under pressure. now, they’re set to face India in the final. How do you see that match shaping up? What can Bangladesh do to secure a victory against a powerhouse like India?
Sarah Khan: It’s certainly going to be an exciting match! India has a strong U-19 setup, rich in talent. For Bangladesh to compete,they need to maintain their bowling form and put early pressure on the Indian batsmen. Batting will also be crucial; they’ll need to ensure not only a solid start but also play thru the middle overs with intent and duty. Staying mentally resilient against a formidable opponent will be key.
Time.news Editor: Wise words, Sarah. Given the trajectory of the tournament and Bangladesh’s performance so far, what do you think this achievement means for the future of Bangladeshi cricket?
Sarah Khan: Reaching the final of the Youth Asia Cup is a meaningful milestone for bangladesh cricket.It reflects the strength of their youth advancement programs and bodes well for their future at the senior level. Success at the U-19 level often leads to a pipeline of players who can step up and represent their country in senior competitions. This also boosts confidence and inspires young cricketers across the nation.
Time.news Editor: Thank you, Sarah, for your insights! We’ll definitely be watching closely as the final approaches. It certainly seems like an exciting time for Bangladeshi cricket!
sarah Khan: Thank you for having me! It’s a pleasure to discuss such an electrifying time for the sport.Let’s hope for a thrilling final!