Dhull played a captain’s knock, while left-arm spinner Vicky Ostwal grabbed a five-wicket haul as India defeated the 2014 U-19 CWC champions South Africa by 45-run in a Group B match. The four-time champions, after setting a target of 233 for the Proteas to win, bundled them out for 187 in 45.4 overs
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India U-19 skipper Yash Dhull, despite scoring a breezy 82 against South Africa in the U-19 ICC Cricket World Cup opening game here, said there was room for further improvement in his batting, adding that he would not like to repeat the “mistakes” he committed in the match.
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Dhull played a captain’s knock, while left-arm spinner Vicky Ostwal grabbed a five-wicket haul as India defeated the 2014 U-19 CWC champions South Africa by 45-run in a Group B match. The four-time champions, after setting a target of 233 for the Proteas to win, bundled them out for 187 in 45.4 overs.
“Yes it was a good start. We will take a lot of positives ahead from here on and try to improve match by match,” said Dhull.
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