- India bowled out South Africa for just 82 runs in the final.
- Gongadi Trisha shined with an all-round performance (3/15 & unbeaten 33*).
- India chased down the target in just 8 overs, winning by 9 wickets.
India continued their reign as the U19 Women’s T20 World Cup champions, delivering a commanding performance against South Africa in the final.
This title win cements India’s dominance in the tournament, as they remained unbeaten throughout their campaign. The team displayed exceptional consistency, overpowering opponents with both bat and ball.
India Crush South Africa to Defend U19 Women’s T20 World Cup Crown
India put on a clinical display to successfully defend their U19 Women’s T20 World Cup title, securing a 9-wicket victory over South Africa in the final. After restricting South Africa to a mere 82 runs, India’s batters chased down the target with ease, showcasing their dominance.
Gongadi Trisha was the standout performer, taking three wickets with the ball before finishing the chase with an unbeaten 33*. Her all-round brilliance ensured that India never lost control of the match. Vaishnavi Sharma also played a crucial role, becoming the tournament’s highest wicket-taker with 17 scalps.
South Africa, despite a strong tournament run, crumbled under pressure in the final. Their batting lineup struggled against India’s disciplined bowling attack, failing to build any substantial partnerships. Their only moment of joy came with the early dismissal of Kamalini, but it wasn’t enough to stop India’s charge.
India’s victory marks another milestone in their growing legacy at the junior level. The win not only showcases the depth of talent in the Indian setup but also highlights their ability to perform under pressure. With back-to-back titles, India has firmly established itself as a powerhouse in women’s U19 cricket.
India’s dominant victory in the final reaffirms their supremacy in U19 women’s cricket. Their all-round performance, from disciplined bowling to aggressive batting, sets the stage for a promising future.
“Champions keep playing until they get it right.” – Billie Jean King
