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Some interesting records of the under 19 Cricket World Cup

1. Eoin Morgan (England) holds the record of most runs (606) in the Under-19 Cricket World Cup. The record of most wickets (27) is shared by Moises Henriques (Australia) and Greg Thompson (Ireland).

2. The record of the highest individual score (191) in the Under-19 Cricket World Cup is held by the Hasitha Boyagoda of Sri Lanka.

3. India’s Shikhar Dhawan (2004) holds the record of most runs (505) in a single tournament.

4. Indian team holds the record of most consecutive wins i.e. 11 in the Under-19 Cricket World Cup.

Bangladesh captain Akbar Ali kept his calm to lead his team to a stunning three-wicket win over India in Potchefstroom to win the Under-19 World Cup for the first time. Chasing 178 to win, Bangladesh were struggling at 102 for six but Akbar, who finished 43 not out, dragged them towards the line. A brief flurry of rain saw the players leave the field with Bangladesh on 163 for seven. When they returned the target had been adjusted under DLS to 170 from 46 overs. Bangladesh needed seven from 30 balls and Akbar and Rakibul Hasan duly knocked off the runs to claim Bangladesh's first World Cup at any level.

New records in the book of Odi cricket history

Ind vs Aus 5th Odi
India lost by 35 runs.
Aus sealed the series by 3-2

An estimated 180 million people from across the world watched the recently-concluded ICC Women’s World Cup in which the Indian team, led by Mithali Raj, ended runners-up after losing to England.

A whopping 156 million people viewed the event in India, of which 80 million was rural reach and 126 million were for the final alone. India’s fine performances contributed to a 500 percent increase in viewing hours in the country.

Rahul gave India their victory and brought up his sixth fifty of the series.

Tamim Iqbal scored his eighth ODI hundred to lift Bangladesh to 324 for 5 in the opening game, paving way for a comprehensive win.

Ravindra Jadeja hit four 4s and four 6s in his feisty knock of 63 in the second innings
Brief scores: Australia 300 & 137 (Glenn Maxwell 45; Ravindra Jadeja 3-24, Umesh Yadav 3-29, R Ashwin 3-29) lead
India 332 (Ravindra Jadeja 63, KL Rahul 60; Nathan Lyon 5-92) & 19/0 by 86 runs.

Kohli ran all the way across to give Kuldeep his drink after Warner's wicket.
Brief scores: Australia 300 (Steven Smith 111, Matthew Wade 57, David Warner 56; Kuldeep Yadav 4-68, Umesh Yadav 2-69) lead India 0/0 by 300 runs.

"We lost our top five batsmen in the first hour. After that it's very difficult to recover," Mushfiqur said.