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Ayush Mhatre scored 126 runs off 80 balls.
The second youth Test match played between England Under-19 and India U-19 at Chelmsford was a draw.
England declared the innings for 324 runs in the second innings and India got a target of 355 runs. India scored 279 runs by loss of 6 wickets by the end of the game on the fifth day. Earlier, England scored 309 in the first innings and India 279 runs.
In this match, England’s Ben Dockins scored a brilliant 136 -run century in the second inning, while Ralfi Albert took 10 wickets.
At the same time, Ayush Mhatre also scored a century from India, which ended England’s hopes of victory. The two -match series was on par with this draw.
Under-19 Indian team.
188 runs partnership in Ben Docins and Adam Thomas’s second innings England started their innings firmly in the second inning. Opener Ben Docins and Adam Thomas shared a brilliant partnership of 188 runs. Docins scored 136 runs. Thomas missed a century after scoring 91 runs, when Aditya Rawat took his catch-end-bold wicket. In the middle order, Ben Mayes (11) and Thomas Reeve (19) scored fast, but both were out early. Rocky Flintoff and Aryan Sawant also played some aggressive shots. Eventually, England declared the innings at 324/5, leading India a target of 355 runs. Aditya Rawat took four wickets for India For India, Aditya Rawat took 4 wickets for 80 runs in the second innings. At the same time, Naman Pushpak got a success.
India’s poor start in second innings India started poorly, when 14 -year -old Vaibhav Suryavanshi was dismissed on the first ball. But after this, captain Ayush Mhatre started batting in an aggressive manner and hit a half -century in just 25 balls. He scored a brilliant century of 126 runs in 64 balls, including 13 fours and 6 sixes. Vihaan Malhotra supported him, but Albert gave him a second blow to India. Vihaan scored 27 runs facing 40 balls.
Abhigyan Kundu also showed aggressive games and scored a half -century with a strike rate of over 150. However, India lost some more wickets after Mhatre’s dismissal. Kundu and Rahul Kumar were also dismissed quickly, which England hopes for victory. But India’s lower order did not give up and the umpires declared a match draw when the game stopped due to rain.
Ayush Mhatre scored a brilliant 126 -run century in 64 balls, including 13 fours and 6 sixes.
England bowling Ralfi Albert was the star of this match. He took 6 wickets in the first innings and 4 wickets in the second innings, which included several important wickets in India’s second innings. Alex Green also gave England a great start by taking wickets on the first ball.
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