With the India U19 team is all set to play the final against England for the U-19 World Cup, a huge record has been registered under the belt of the 'Men In Blue'. As per the International Cricket Council (ICC), India is the first team in history to play four consecutive finals of the U-19 World Cup. Notably, the entry into the semi-final of the U-19 World Cup was India's 4th successive and 8th overall in the tournament.
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Coming back to India vs Australia Under 19 semi-final match, skipper Yash Dhull was adjudged man of the match for his match-winning 110 runs. On winning man of the match award, Yash Dhull said, "The plan from me and Rasheed was to bat till the end, and it worked. It's a proud moment (to be the third Indian captain to score a U19 WC ton after Virat Kohli and Unmukt Chand). The idea was to bat steadily, not to try too many shots, and to bat past the 40th over. Myself and Rasheed bat well together, we combine well and it showed. Rasheed and me had a good partnership and we had good partnerships lower down as well. The way in which the boys are playing is good. Rasheed is mentally very strong. We were in the bubble together and he is always mentally prepared."