5th young ODI: England beat India, but how many have marked Vaibhav Suryavanshi, 14? | Cricket news

The Indian team U-19 ended its day tour in England on a disappointing note, falling to a dominant defeat with seven counters in the fifth and last young ODI on Monday. Despite the loss, all the eyes remained on the sensation of 14 years Vaibhav Suryavanshi, who marked a 33 fight, keeping fans intrigued after his hundred record earlier in the series.

Having already sealed the series of five 3-1 games with a 55-point commander victory in the fourth ODI, India rested key players and mixed the programming. But their striker failed after choosing to beat Worcester first.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!The skipper Ayush Mhatre (1) and Vihaan Malhotra (1) fell cheap in the first three Overs, leaving India Chasselant at 9 for 2. Suryavanshi then intensified a 33 balls made up of 42 balls, hitting three four and two. He sewn a vital stand of 51 points together with Rahul Kumar (21) who helped to briefly stabilize the sleeves. However, Suryavanshi died while trying to accelerate, captured by Alex Green off Sebastian Morgan.Middle ordering struggles had trouble converting departures, with Harvnash Pangalia (24), Kanishk Chauhan (24) and Deepdesh Devendran (0) falling quickly. RS Ambrish was the only one out of competition, marking a resilient 66 on 81 balls, anchoring the sleeves with six limits.

India finally displayed 210 for 9 in its 50 Overs, a total which turned out to be inadequate on a surface adapted to the striker.In response, England has shed light on the work of the pursuit. Ben Mayes led the charge with an undefeated 82, supported by the explosive 66 of BJ Dawkins and the skipper Thomas Rew Invaincu 49 on only 37 bullets. England reached the target in just 31.1 Overs, winning 113 balls to lose.Naman Pushpak took 2 counters for India, but visitors were completely outdated while England ended the series on a high note.