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Bangladesh Clinches Back-to-Back ACC U19 Asia Cup Titles with a Thrilling Victory Over India

Bangladesh Clinches Back-to-Back ACC U19 Asia Cup Titles with Dominant Win Over India

Bangladesh secured their second consecutive ACC U19 Men’s Asia Cup 2024 title, defeating India by a commanding 59 runs in the final at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. Outstanding bowling performances by Iqbal Hossain Emon and Azizul Hakim Tamim sealed the deal for Bangladesh, marking a significant milestone in their youth cricket dominance.

 

Match Summary

  • Bangladesh U19: 198 all out (49.1 overs)
  • India U19: 139 all out (35.2 overs)
  • Result: Bangladesh won by 59 runs

 

Bangladesh’s Innings

Opting to bat first after losing the toss, Bangladesh faced early setbacks, with opener Kalam Siddiki falling for just 1 run in the 7th over. The team struggled initially, with skipper Azizul Hakim and Zawad Abrar adding 24 and 16 runs, respectively.

A crucial 62-run partnership between Mohammad Shihab James (40) and Rizan Hossan (47) stabilized the innings, guiding Bangladesh to a competitive total. Late contributions from Farid Hasan (39) ensured Bangladesh set a target of 199.

For India, bowlers Yudhajit Guha (2/29), Hardik Raj (2/41), and Chetan Sharma (2/48) led the charge, restricting Bangladesh under 200. However, 17 extras, including 14 wides, proved costly for the Indian side.

 

 

India’s Chase

India’s batting lineup, led by skipper Mohamed Amaan, collapsed under pressure. Despite decent starts by Amaan (26) and Hardik Raj (24), the team failed to build partnerships. The highest partnership of just 29 runs for the fourth wicket epitomized India’s struggle.

Bangladesh’s bowlers, especially Iqbal Hossain Emon (3/24) and skipper Azizul Hakim Tamim (3/8), delivered sensational spells. Tamim’s three wickets in just 2.2 overs, including the dismissal of Amaan, crushed India’s hopes, as they were bowled out for 139 in 35.2 overs.

 

Victory Highlights

  • Player of the Match and Series: Iqbal Hossain Emon for his exceptional bowling and consistency throughout the tournament.
  • Bangladesh became the second team after India to win consecutive U19 Asia Cup titles.
  • This victory adds to Bangladesh’s growing reputation, following their win against India in the 2020 U19 World Cup final.

 

Match Stats

  • Top Performers:

    • Bangladesh: Mohammad Shihab James (40), Rizan Hossan (47), Iqbal Hossain Emon (3/24)
    • India: Mohamed Amaan (26), Hardik Raj (24), Yudhajit Guha (2/29)
  • Fall of Wickets:

    • Bangladesh: From 128/3 to 167/8 before late contributions boosted their total.
    • India: Lost both openers within five overs and never recovered.

 

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