On a quest to deliver an unprecedented fifth #U19CWC title for his country, India's Yash Dhull believes his team will play best by sticking to the basics

 

No other cricket country has a record to match India's at ICC U19 Men's Cricket World Cups.

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India will show up in their fourth back to back conclusive when they face England at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua on Saturday, and have won the competition a record multiple times altogether, in 2018, 2012, 2008 and 2000.

Yet, Yash Dhull's side haven't partaken in a clear way to Saturday's show-stopper match, with the commander one of various Indian players compelled to miss matches in the wake of testing positive for Covid-19 during the competition.

Fortunately Dhull has returned to full wellbeing and has hit excellent condition, as displayed with a shimmering 110 in the semi-last against Australia.

What's more the 19-year-old says he and the group are attempting to treat Saturday's down as they would some other.

"The camaraderie is high, we are eager to play the last," Dhull said in Friday's media meeting.

"It's the last however it is still a game. Thus, we will play with the positive mentality, adhere to the essentials and we will hope to execute our arrangements."

India got a fillip in front of the apparatus when they were reached by previous all-designs skipper Virat Kohli for certain uplifting statements.

"He gave us his all the best and said the group is progressing nicely," Dhull uncovered.

"Whenever a senior player talks with the group, the camaraderie gets a lift. He addressed us about a few essential things, for example, how to play typical cricket, how to adhere to our course of action and so on It was great to connect with him."

India have grabbed the attention with the bat all through the World Cup, yet with the ball they have been unobtrusively fantastic as well, figuring out how to confine every one of the five of their adversaries to aggregates under 200 up until this point.

Against a major hitting England that record might be undermined, however Dhull says that his bowlers have an arrangement and will mean to keep it tight against such a perilous resistance.

"It will be a decent test against England. They play assaulting cricket and hope to overwhelm the resistance.

"Our methodology against them will be to bowl however many dab balls as could be expected under the circumstances."

The ICC U19 Men's Cricket World Cup Final will begin at 09:00 nearby time at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in North Sound, Antigua.