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Indian U-19 cricketers to get Rs 40 lakh each by BCCI

The Yash Dhull led side chased down a total of 190 runs and outplayed the England side in the U-19 World Cup final.

By: Sports Desk |
February 6, 2022 5:20:20 pm
u19 world cup, india u19 world cup, yash dhull captain india, u 19 world cup india, sports news, indian expressIndian players celebrate during U19 World Cup final cricket match between India and England. (Source: PTI)

After showing dominance in the U 19 World Cup, the Indian team became the champions for the fifth time on Saturday after beating England by four wickets in the final. In light of that, on Sunday, BCCI declared a cash reward for the entire team and the support staff.

Six India players, including captain Yash Dhull, had tested positive for COVID-19 during the group stages of the tournament but the team overcame the crisis to lift the trophy. BCCI secretary Jay Shah took to Twitter and quoted, that all the players will get 40 lakh each while the members of support staff will get 20 lakh each.

Indian team remained unbeaten in the U 19 World Cup 2022 as they thrashed the Australian side by 95 runs in the semi-final before crushing the English side in the finals.

Asked to field first, India bowled out England for 189 after having them at 61 for six at one stage. Bowling his medium pacers to deadly effect, Raj Bawa (5/31) ran through the English middle-order after the in-from left-arm seamer Ravi Kumar (4/34) laid the opposition low with two early blows. India completed the chase with 14 balls to spare.

The BCCI president, Sourav Ganguly also congratulated Yash Dhull’s side and said cash prize is just a way of appreciation.

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