BCCI announces a huge cash prize for India for winning the World Cup of T20 under the age of 19.
India has created history with the victory in the second edition of the World Cup of the T20 under the age of 19, held in Malaysia. The girls in Blue beat the humorous South African side that was undefeated to the finals, just like their colleagues that day.
After their victory, they congratulated them from all over the world. The Crown control Committee in India (BCCI) also announced a great cash prize for the team for their incredible achievement.
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BCCI announces a huge cash prize for the Indian Women’s U-19 team
BCCI has expanded his congratulations to young girls and announced a cash prize for the INR 5 crore for the winning women’s team in India under the age of 19 and the assistant staff led by Nooshin al Khadeer coach.
BCCI congratulates #Teamindia The Women’s U19 team for the T20 World Cup triumps for a return, announces the cash prize for the INR 5 crore for the winning squad and assistant staff, led by Nooshin Al Khadeer coach.#U19worldcup
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– BCCI (@bcci) 2. February 2025
With this victory, India has successfully defended the World Cup title in T20 under the age of 19. The team also won the inaugural edition of the tournament held in 2023 in South Africa, under the guidance of Shafali Verma.
It is also their second ICC title in a women’s crisis and both came to the junior level. This shows the depth of the talent the earth possesses at the moment, whether it is a cricket of men or women.
Indian spinners dominate again
It was a dominant account of India in the finals. Entering the finals as a dominant force, the team was on money from the first ball. South Africa won in throwing and chose to first hit an attempt to press the final return to the opposition.
But their bowlers were too good, as they were in the whole tournament. The Proteas have collected 10 runs from the first and seemed to be their devastating opener Jemma Botha on something special.
However, things began to change when the steamer Sisodia derivated the following. Spinner from the left hand gave his team the first breakthrough by picked up by Wickket Simone Lourens. It was just the beginning they were looking for.
Fast Bowler Shabnam Shakil threw out Botha for 16 because South Africa had a huge blow. Their stabs barely returned to the path onwards. A brief partnership followed for a sixth Wickket that increased the possibility of closed on a 120 run mark.
However, Allrounder Gongada Trisha interrupted his partnership with a large wICket of Mieke Van Voorst for 23 of the 18 balls. South Africa added only 8 more running to their sum and were in the package for only 82 years. The Indian Spinneri divided nine hickets between them.
Gongada Trisha shines with a stick
In response, India did not give an opportunity to opposition despite the pressure of playing in the finals. The first partnership in WICKET was given 36 rides, but Kamalini keeper was fired by 8.
However, Gongada Trisha and Vice President Sanika Chalka did not allow any other Wickket to fall after that and eventually take a comfortable India home. Trisha continued running out of her dreams and played another knock on the finals.
She ended up on an undefeated 44 of 33 balls, while Chalke hit 26 from 22 balls to stay until the end. Chalke also broke the winning rides to give India his second title in a row. Trisha was selected as a player of the match in the finals and a player of the series.
