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2nd Youth Test, Day 2: India 51/1 After Ekansh Singh Helps England Post 309
Last Updated: India reached 51 for one at stumps after Ekansh Singh's century guided England to 309 on a rain-affected second day of the second Youth Test. India reached 51 for one at stumps after Ekansh Singh's determined century guided England to 309 on a rain-affected second day of the second Youth Test on Monday. At the close of play, Ayush Mhatre was batting on 20 alongside Vihaan Malhotra on six, with India U-19 trailing by 258 runs. What Happened On Day 2 Only 28.3 overs were possible on Day 2 after overnight and morning rain caused a delayed start, marked by multiple interruptions. Singh, who resumed on 66 after sharing a crucial 90-run sixth wicket stand with skipper Thomas Rew (59) on the opening day, completed a well-deserved century, scoring 117 off 155 balls. The Kent all-rounder added 100 runs with number nine James Minto (46) as England crossed the 300-run mark. Singh hit 14 boundaries and three sixes during his crucial knock. Minto also hit a six and cracked six boundaries in his 89-ball innings. Leg-spinner Naman Pushpak (4/76) broke the partnership by dismissing Minto caught and bowled before removing Alex Green soon after. Singh was the last batter to fall, caught by Rahul Kumar off Malhotra's bowling. In reply, opener Suryavanshi attacked early, hitting a four and two sixes off Green before the bowler had him caught by AM French for a quick-fire 20, reducing India to 37 for one. Rain interrupted play after tea, allowing only 3.1 overs in the final session before stumps were drawn. Brief scores: India U-19: 51 for 1 in 9 overs (Ayush Mhatre 24 not out, Vihaan Malhotra 6 not out; Alex Green 1/34). view comments Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
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2nd Youth Test: India reach 51/1 after Ekansh Singh ton takes England to 309
Agency: Chelmsford (UK), Jul 21 (PTI) India reached 51 for one at stumps after Ekansh Singh's fighting century guided England to 309 on a rain-hit day two of the second Youth Test here on Monday. At close of play, Ayush Mhatre was batting on 20 alongside Vihaan Malhotra on six, with India U-19 trailing by 258 runs. Only 28.3 overs were possible on Day 2 after overnight and morning rain caused a delayed start to the proceedings, which was marked by multiple interruptions. Singh, who resumed on 66 after sharing a crucial 90-run sixth wicket stand with skipper Thomas Rew (59) on the opening day, went on to complete a well-deserved century, hitting 117 off 155 balls. The Kent all-rounder added 100 runs with number nine James Minto (46) as England crossed the 300-run mark. He had 14 shots to the fence and three maximums during his crucial knock. Minto too blasted a six and cracked six boundaries in his 89-ball innings. Leg-spinner Naman Pushpak (4/76) broke the partnership by dismissing Minto caught and bowled before removing Alex Green soon after. Singh was the last batter to fall, caught by Rahul Kumar off Malhotra's bowling. For India, Aditya Rawat (2/64) and RS Ambrish (2/56) took two wickets each, while Henil Patel (1/56) and Malhotra (1/4) picked up one apiece. Rain interrupted play after tea, allowing only 3.1 overs in the final session before heavens opened up again and stumps were drawn. Brief scores: England U-19: 309 all out in 81.3 overs (Ekansh Singh 117, Thomas Rew 59; Naman Pushpak 4/76). India U-19: 51 for 1 in 9 overs (Ayush Mhatre 24 not out, Vihaan Malhotra 6 not out; Alex Green 1/34). PTI ATK PDS PDS view comments First Published: July 21, 2025, 23:15 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
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India U19 Vs England U19 2nd Youth Test LIVE Score: Ekansh Singh In Focus As IND Look To Bowl Out ENG
Live now IND-U19 vs ENG-U19 Live Cricket Score, 2nd Youth Test: Indian bowlers struck regularly before Thomas Rew and Ekansh Singh rescued England on Day 1. IND-U19 vs ENG-U19 Live Cricket Score, 2nd Youth Test: India U-19 bowlers struck at regular intervals before captain Thomas Rew and Ekansh Singh came to the home side's rescue on the opening day of the second Youth Test in Chelmsford. At stumps, England were 229/7, with Ekansh unbeaten on 66 and James Minto accompanying him on 18, with the partnership still nascent at 22 runs. How soon can India bowl England out and get in to bat? Stay tuned for all updates:
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5 days ago
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Vaibhav Suryavanshi Continues Stunning Form, Hits Quick Half-Century As India U-19 Take 229-Run Lead
India U19 have taken control of their first Youth Test against England at Beckenham with a commanding 239-run lead. India concluded Day 3 of the Under-19 Test match in Beckenham with a strong 229-run lead, reaching 128/3 in their second innings after dismissing England for 439 at Kent County Cricket Ground, Beckenham. For England, Ekansh Singh led the scores with 59, while Ralphie Albert contributed a solid 50. Among the Indian bowlers, Henil Patel shined with figures of 3/81. The young talent, Vaibhav Suryavanshi, aged just 14, continued to impress with his all-round performance, picking up 2/35, while RS Ambrish also claimed two wickets. England started the day at 230/5. The only wicket to fall in the morning session was that of Thomas Rew, who edged a wide delivery from Suryavanshi behind, leaving England at 338/6 by lunch, still trailing the follow-on mark by 52 runs. Post-lunch, Ekansh Singh fell while trying to leave a delivery from Patel but edged it to the keeper. Albert departed soon after reaching his half-century, nicking Ambrish behind. At that point, England needed seven runs to avoid the follow-on. With the run rate slowing, the pressure built up, but a no-ball from Ambrish followed by a single from Jack Home ensured England didn't have to bat again. Home and James Minto added 48 runs for the ninth wicket, taking the total to 416/8 at tea. Minto fell shortly after the break for 20, caught at square leg by a back-pedaling Maulyarajsinh Chavda. Home was the last to go, caught and bowled by Mohamed Enaan for 40, giving India a 101-run lead. In India's second innings, Suryavanshi started with a thick edge over the slips off Alex Green, followed by a crisp square cut and a straight six back over the bowler's head. His partner, Ayush Mhatre, contributed 32 before being caught by Ben Mayes while attempting a pull off Archie Vaughan. Suryavanshi entertained with his wide array of strokes and scored a fluent 56 off just 44 balls before he mistimed a shot and was caught at mid-off by Ekansh Singh. Vaughan struck again soon after, removing Chavda for 3, thanks to a great catch by Jaydn Denly at midwicket. Vihaan Malhotra remained unbeaten on 34 alongside Abhigyan Kundu, who is yet to get off the mark, as India finished the day firmly in control. With ANI Inputs view comments First Published: July 15, 2025, 12:55 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
India Gazette
15-07-2025
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India in command after Day 3 of U-19 Test against England at Beckenham
Beckenham [UK], July 15 (ANI): India ended Day 3 of the Under-19 Test match at Beckenham with a commanding 229-run lead, reaching 128/3 in their second innings after bowling out England for 439 earlier, as per ESPNcricinfo. For England, Ekansh Singh top-scored with 59, while Ralphie Albert chipped in with a solid 50. Among the Indian bowlers, Henil Patel stood out with figures of 3/81. Young sensation Vaibhav Suryavanshi, just 14 years old, impressed yet again with his all-round abilities, claiming 2/35, while RS Ambrish also picked up two wickets. England resumed the day at 230/5. The only wicket to fall in the morning session was Thomas Rew, who chased a wide delivery from Suryanvashi and edged it behind, leaving England at 338/6 by lunch, still trailing the follow-on mark by 52 runs. Post lunch, Ekansh Singh fell trying to leave a delivery from Patel but edged it to the keeper. Albert departed soon after reaching his half-century, nicking Ambrish behind. England still required seven runs to avoid the follow-on at that point. With the run flow drying up, the pressure built, but a no-ball from Ambrish, followed by a single from Jack Home, ensured England didn't have to bat again. Home and James Minto added 48 runs for the ninth wicket, taking the total to 416/8 at tea. However, Minto fell shortly after the break for 20, caught at square leg by a back-pedalling Maulyarajsinh Chavda. Home was the last to go, caught and bowled by Mohamed Enaan for 40, giving India a 101-run lead. In India's second innings, Suryanvashi got going with a thick edge over the slips off Alex Green, followed by a crisp square cut and a straight six back over the bowler's head. His partner, Ayush Mhatre, contributed 32 before being caught by Ben Mayes while attempting a pull off Archie Vaughan. Suryanvashi entertained with his wide array of strokes and scored a fluent 56 off just 44 balls before he mistimed a shot and was caught at mid-off by Ekansh Singh. Vaughan struck again soon after, removing Chavda for 3, thanks to a great catch by Jaydn Denly at midwicket. Vihaan Malhotra remained unbeaten on 34 alongside Abhigyan Kundu, who is yet to get off the mark, as India finished the day firmly in control. (ANI)
