There was no pressure, because 'we were prepared for everything' - Yash Dhull

 At the point when the time had come to sparkle, Raj Bawa shone. In the Under-19 World Cup title session against England. In the 25th over, England were 91 for 7 in the wake of choosing for bat, and Bawa had four of those wickets. He finished with 5 for 31. "He is extremely impressive intellectually, he knows how to treat crunch circumstances, and he is exceptionally certain with regards to his game," Yash Dhull, the chief, said of his star of the last after India's four-wicket win. Obviously, Bawa was the Player of the Match. For the wickets, yet a significant 35 in a precarious circumstance during the pursuit.

A glance at the scoreboard for India's first game, against South Africa, shows 4 for 47 against Bawa's name. However, his first finished, of eight balls, had gone for 17 runs. "He is a piece unique," Dhull said. "While we have been having fun, he has been zeroing in on his bowling incredibly, investing more energy at preparing, addressing the mentors, addressing VVS (Laxman) sir. So the improvement showed." Especially with his utilization of the short ball, which Dhull said the bowler utilized sparingly to "shock the hitters". One of them went off Rehan Ahmed's edge on to his head protector, and another represented George Bell, whose battle off his grille went behind to Dinesh Bana.

BCCI to remunerate title holders

The BCCI will expand monetary compensations of INR 40 lakh [US$ 53,500 approx.] to every individual from the India group that won the Under-19 World Cup. The care staff will get INR 25 lakh [US$ 33,500 approx.] each.

"While their on-field exhibitions were phenomenal, the group additionally showed coarseness, assurance and fortitude to skip back unequivocally regardless of the Covid-19 cases in the camp," BCCI president Sourav Ganguly said in an assertion.

"I should likewise see the value in the endeavors put in by the Head Coach Hrishikesh Kanitkar alongside his individuals from the instructing bunch, support staff and VVS Laxman - Head Cricket at the National Cricket Academy - for the manner in which they kept the group feeling great and directed them to triumph."

"The ball he bowled to George Bell, first ball, I don't actually have the foggiest idea how he might have played that," Tom Prest, the England chief, said. "He clearly bowled all around well, so credit to him, we truly didn't have a response today."

Bawa was all the discussion after India took a record fifth Under-19 World Cup title, yet it positively wasn't about him alone. Ravi Kumar got four wickets. The spinners offered barely anything in any event, when England retaliated with a 93-run represent the eighth wicket. For afterward, when India were 49 for 2 and later 97 for 4 in their pursuit of 190, the players adapted to the situation: Shaik Rasheed (50) and Dhull (17) first set on 46 for the third wicket, and Nishant Sindhu (50 not out) and Bawa added 67 for the fifth.

"The medium pacers have been doing great since the Asia Cup, giving us great beginnings with the ball, and that has made it more straightforward for the spinners when they bowl to the center request," Dhull said. "Ravi and Bawa gave us a decent beginning today, and (Rajvardhan) Hangargekar has been doing great from the start. It was a decent exhibition.

"Whenever they [England] had an organization, between a left-hander and a right-hander [James Rew, who scored 95, and James Sales, who hit 34 not out], and the pitch had moved along. They were batting admirably then, at that point, so we zeroed in on dab balls.