U-19 WC: Wellalage shines with a ball and ball while Sri Lanka wins Australia

Dunith Wellalage led the way on Monday with a full show at the ICC U-19 World Cup, when Sri Lanka defeated Australia by four values ​​to claim their second consecutive Group D victory.

Wellalage (5 for 28) toured the network around the Australian batteries for 175 runs after choosing to bowl at the Conaree Sports Club. Opener Campbell Kellaway was Australia’s top scorer with a 77-yard touchdown run and 54 runs, as Sri Lankan pelota players regularly picked up wickets to make life difficult for their opponents.

Treveen Mathew (2 32) and Matheesha Pathirana (2 34) were the other two main assistants with the Sri Lankan ball.

After a humble goal, Sri Lanka suffered early shakes and in one phase was reduced to 49 in the quarter. 37 overs to take home the islanders.

Sri Lanka is the leader in Group D with four points from two matches, and Australia is third with a victory.

The West Indies have beaten Scotland

In another Group D match, in Basseterre, the West Indies won by a small seven-point lead over the Scottish side to record their first win of the tournament. In the field selection, the West Indies threw 95 to Scotland in 35.4 overs and 19.4 overs.

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Shiva Sankar, a fast ball from the right arm (3 17), was the star of the Indians with the ball, and Onaje Amory (2 26) and Anderson Mahase (2 16) from the left also spun. As a result of a better net run rate, the West Indies take second place in Group D, ahead of Australia.

Pakistan beat Zimbabwe in Group C.

Opener Haseebullah Khan broke a great century when Pakistan showed their batting ability on a positive note to kick off their campaign, beating Zimbabwe 115 runs in Group C at Diego Martin Stadium. Haseebullah Wicketkeeper scored 135 of 155 balls, the highest score in the tournament so far, while Irfan Khan made 75 73 submissions to push Pakistan to 315, after being sent together for nine.

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Haseebullah and Irfan shared 192 races for the third wicket to set the platform in total.

Alex Felao, a fast bowler (5 58), was Zimbabwe’s top scorer.

Brian Bennett (83) played only one hand for Zimbabwe, but the team never hunted after the initial releases and scored 200 in 42.4 goals. Zimbabwe were left short of 116 runs in the chase, despite the collaboration of Brian Bennett and Tendekai Mataranyika in the eighth wick of the 83 run.

Pakistan’s starting player Haseebullah scored the highest score in the tournament so far, scoring 135 of 155 balls. Haseebullah and Irfan Khan joined forces in the third 192 execution wicket.