RS Ambrish and Kanishk Chouhan’s efforts were in vain for the U19 Indian Cricket team on Monday, as they suffered a single wickt defeat against England Sub-19 in the second youth hate in Northampton. With the victory, the U-19 England team level the series of three games 1-1. The Sub-19 India team, led by Ayush Mhatre, had achieved a six Wickt victory in the first game.

How England beat India

England won the raffle and chose to sign first in the game. Alex French brought the hosts a dream beginning, getting rid of Ayush Mhatre for a first ball duck. However, Vaibhav Suryavanshi (45) and Vihaan Malhotra (49) played fighting blows.

When both were fired, India had 163/4 in 30, but there was still gas in the tank for visitors. Rahul Kumar (47) and Kanishk Chouhan (45) forged an association of 78 races so that the sixth wickt took India to 249/6 in the 44th.

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Maulyarajsinh Chavda (22) and Abhigyan Kundu (32) played secondary roles when the Sub-19 team of India recorded 290 on the board.

The change of England in Chase Run

Rocky Flintoff, son of the former land of England Andrew Flintoff, made his part when he scored 39 races. But the real change came from Captain Thomas Rew, who scored 131 races of only 89 balls. He hated 16 four and six six during his blow. RS Ambrish, who recorded 4/80 figures, had his efforts in vain.

The right arm pacemakers took the Ben Mayes Wicks, Isaac Mohammed, Ralphie Albert and Alex Green. However, his last two Wickts arrived at the end of the game, but there were still hoes when Green was fired.

The England score at that time said 279/9 at the beginning of the 49th. However, Sebastian Morgan (20) and Alex French (3) sealed an exciting persecution for England with three surplus balls.

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