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Sri Lanka sealed their eighth-place finish in the West Indies with a landslide victory in three rounds, and South Africa won 153 races for Ireland to reserve their place in the quarter-finals of the ICC U-19 World Cup.
Dunith Wellalage took three wickets as Sri Lanka limited the host to 250, with Sadisha Rajapaksa (76) Anjala Bandara (40) and Ranuda Somarathna winning 28 Group D before winning three wickets on Friday.
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In the other match, captain George Van Heerden struck a century when South Africa defeated Ireland in Tarouban. Van Heerden made 111 of 93 balls, and Dewald Brevis, known as ‘Baby AB’, made 96 of South Africa’s 315 for a total of 315, out of 47 balls in the rain, before throwing 158 to Ireland.
With India secured a place in the last eight of the Super League, South Africa had to win to secure their place.
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Short scores South African under-19s 315 won by 7 out of 47 (Heerden 111, Brevis 96, Copeland 43) U-19s in Ireland 158 33 oversean (McGuire 42) U-19s of the West Indies He lost 250 by 9 to 50 overs (Wickham 56, Johnson 47, Bishop 45, Clarke 45). U-19s in Sri Lanka 48.2 overs for 251 7 (Rajapaksa 76, Airport 40) |
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