India vs England, U19 World Cup 2022 Final Highlights: India beat England to clinch record-extending fifth title

India clinched the U-19 Cricket World Cup title for the fifth time after beating England by four wickets in the summit clash, riding on a sensational all-round show from Chandigarh boy Raj Angad Bawa, in Antigua on Saturday. Bawa shone with the ball with a sensational fiver (5/31) to help India shot England out for 189 before hitting a valuable 35 down the order to help India chase down the target of 190 with 2.2 overs to spare. It was a remarkable achievement for India, who had won the title in 2000, 2008, 2012, 2018, as they found themselves into a situation where they were struggling to field a playing XI after multiple players contracted COVID-19 hours before their match against Ireland. Five members of the squad, including captain Yash Dhull and his deputy Shaik Rasheed, missed both the Ireland and Uganda fixtures, forcing the BCCI to fly in precautionary reinforcements. Earlier, England opted to bat after winning the toss but they were shot out by India for 189 in 44.5 overs with pacer Bawa (5/31 in 9.5 overs) and Ravi Kumar (4/34 from 9 overs) sharing the spoils. England were reduced to 91 for seven in the 25th over but James Rew single-handedly resurrected their innings with a 116-ball 95 to help his side close in on 200. Brief Scores: England U-19: 189 all out in 44.5 overs (James Rew 95; Raj Bawa 5/31, Ravi Kumar 4/34). India U-19: 195 for 6 in 47.4 overs (Shaik Rasheed 50, Nishant Sindhu 50 not out, Raj Bawa 35; Joshua Boyden 2/24).

That's it! India have done it. A RECORD-EXTENDING FIFTH ICC U-19 WORLD CUP TITLE. Dinesh Bana hits the winning run as India chase down the 190-run target in the 48th over. What a performance from Yash Dhull and Co. First an outstanding performance with the ball and then winning the match by 4 wickets. Shaik Rasheed (50) and Nishant Sindhu (50 not out) slam crucial fifties in the chase of 190.

A sensational knock under pressure from Nishant. India need another 7 runs off 16 balls

Nishant Sindhu is still out there for India, batting on 45. He has now been joined by Dinesh Bana. Anxious moments. James Sales to bowl the 48th over now. IND 178/6

Thomas Aspinwall comes back into the attack and delivers straightaway. A late twist on the cards? A loose shot from Kaushal Tambe as he slices the ball straight to Rehan Ahmed at backward point. IND 176/6 after 46.2 overs

A tidy 2-run over from Rehan Ahmed but the game is getting out of England's hands. Nishant Sindhu has played a gem of a knock here. Just 14 needed off 24 balls

Joshua Boyden goes short from around the wicket and Nishant Sindhu smokes him to the deep mid-wicket fence. Nishant moves to 42. India now just 17 runs away from victory.