1 hr ago
Baloda’s Six-Wicket Haul Restricts Australia to 174 in Youth Test
Australia batted first in the second Youth Test against India.
India’s bowlers got Australia’s players out for 174 runs.
Tanmay Baloda took six wickets and was India’s most successful bowler.
Two Australian batters made a 70-run partnership, but India eventually ended it.
India then began batting and lost both opening batters.
At the end of the day, India had scored 38 runs and lost two wickets.
India still needed 136 runs to catch Australia’s score.
India had won the first match in the series by a large margin.
India bowled Australia out for 174 on the opening day of the second Youth Test in Ahmedabad.
Left-arm spinner Tanmay Baloda took six wickets for 32 runs in 25 overs, including 11 maidens.
Charlie Henderson top-scored for Australia with 37, while Jacob Pietz made 26; they added 70 for the seventh wicket.
India lost openers Lakshya Rajesh Raichandani and Sagar Virk before stumps, reaching 38 for two.
India trailed by 136 runs at the close, after winning the first Youth Test by an innings and 148 runs.
- Who
- India Under-19 and Australia Under-19; Tanmay Baloda took six wickets for India.
- What
- Australia were bowled out for 174, and India ended the day at 38 for two.
- Where
- Ahmedabad.
- When
- The opening day of the second Youth Test, reported on October 5.
- Why
- The teams were playing the second match of their Youth Test series.
Key facts
- Match
- Second Youth Test
- Australia total
- 174 all out
- India at stumps
- 38 for two
- India’s deficit
- 136 runs
- Tanmay Baloda’s figures
- 6 wickets for 32 runs from 25 overs, including 11 maidens
- Top Australian scorer
- Charlie Henderson, 37
- First Youth Test
- India won by an innings and 148 runs
Sources
Related news
India U-19 Defeat Australia to Seal Youth ODI Series
Raichandani century powers India U-19 to series sweep
Kushagra Century, Mulani Four-For Put India A Ahead
Anvay Dravid, Aaryavir Sehwag Shine in India U19 Victory
Aryan Savsani, Tanmay Baloda Replace Suspended Rohit Yadav
Vaishnavi Sharma’s Six Wickets Put India A In Control
Anrich Nortje Set for Test Return Against Australia
Australia Tightens Student Visa Rules and Course Transfers
Survey Finds Extreme Heat Increasing Risks for Pregnancy and Newborns
Zimbabwe Welcomes 2027 World Cup Challenge on Home Soil
