U19 WC 2024 Final: There will be a title battle between Australia and India, captain Uday Saharan is confident of victory


Posted on 9th Feb 2024 10:24 am by rohit kumar

Captain of the Indian team, which reached the Under-19 World Cup final for the fifth consecutive time, Uday Saharan has given credit for this to the mutual coordination of the players and said that his team is eager to register its name in history by giving its best performance in the final. . India's dominance in the Under-19 World Cup is proved by the fact that the team has reached the finals seven out of the last nine times.

 

Every time a player has taken responsibility and led the team to victory. Saharan said on Thursday that the secret of our team's good performance is mutual coordination. Our bonding is so good that the atmosphere in the dressing room is very friendly. Everyone trusts each other and is ready to help each other. Due to this, the performance graph has been consistently good. It is a matter of great pride that we have reached the finals for the fifth consecutive time.

 

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India has been so dominant in the tournament. All our players are in rhythm and are performing well. Saharan, who has scored the highest 389 runs in six matches in the tournament so far, said that it does not matter whether Australia or Pakistan is in front in the final. We are not focusing on the opposing team and are concentrating on our game. We have made a match-by-match strategy and are taking every match seriously.

 

When asked what changes would be in mind against Australia as the senior team had lost the ODI World Cup final to them last year. He said he was not thinking of anything like that. We are focusing on our game and we have to give our best. The matches are being played according to the conditions. Every match is important because it is the World Cup and all the teams are good.

 

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