India vs Australia Live Score: ‘No bigger pride than beating Australia’ says Sachin Dhas’s father

India vs Australia Live Score: Speaking to The Indian Express, Sanjay Dhas said, “Most talk was about how Australia have always dominated India in the big tournaments. We lost the World Test Championship (WTC) final and then the ODI World Cup final. I have watched the highlights of the 2003 World Cup final so many times with my son. He knows how important it is to beat Australia. I have told him there is no bigger pride than beating Australia in the final. Australians are tough and you guys will have to beat them at their own game,” S

“Each one of them are ready for this match. They want to beat Australia in the final. While going to the hotel after the Pakistan vs Australia tie, captain Uday Saharan, told everyone ‘We can’t lose to them again,'” Dhas added.

India vs Australia Live Score: ‘They will get overwhelmed’ admits IND head coach

India vs Australia Live Score: SPeaking ahed of  the match, Indian head coach Hrishikesh Kanitkar said,”They will get overwhelmed. But it is expected from both the teams. Both are of same age, have played a similar kind of cricket. They will go through all those emotions. We will try to keep them in control and calm as much as possible. Once the preparation is done, you just need to have faith in them and let them do what they want to,” the 49-year-old stated.

“First thing is how far they have come in terms of their mental abilities, in terms of assessing what needs to be done when, what lengths to be bowled, what fields to have, when to attack or not with the bat. What sort of mind games, it is a department they have matured a lot,” Kanikar added.

India vs Australia Live Score: Jasprit Bumrah taught me how to bowl accurate yorkers, IND bowler Naman Tiwari

India vs Australia Live Score: Speaking to PTI, Naman Tiwari said, “Bumrah is a source of inspiration for us. I watch his bowling videos a lot. I have met him several times at NCA and talked to him a lot about the mentality and skills of a bowler,”

“He has explained a lot (of things to me), which is useful. He told me how to bowl accurate yorkers, and I have worked a lot (on that aspect) following his advice. I have to work hard to bring more aggression in this (my bowling),” the young turk added.

“I try to learn something from every bowler I like. I try to understand and learn by watching his (Bumrah’s )videos. I like Shoaib Akhtar’s speed, Dale Steyn’s swing and Mitchell Starc’s aggression very much,” Tiwari further said.

India vs Australia Live Score: Aussie skipper  Weibgen praises his team

India vs Australia Live Score: Australia captain Hugh Weibgen while speaking ahead of the match said, “We’re really pleased to have made it through to the final after a close game against Pakistan and we can’t wait to take on India in Sunday’s final.

“The whole squad has done a terrific job throughout the tournament, and it would mean so much to us as a group to lift the trophy on Sunday. This is an opportunity to make our coaches as well as family and friends extremely proud. They have helped and supported us along the journey. India have obviously also had an outstanding tournament so far and are a class team. We’re expecting they will provide a challenge for us, and we are looking forward to it.”Weibgen added.

India vs Australia Live Score: IND captain Uday Saharan says ‘it’s not just a game’

India vs Australia Live Score: Speaking ahead of the World Cup final, India captain Uday Saharan said: “As we approach the World Cup final, we carry the dreams of a billion hearts on our shoulders. Our journey has been a testament to our hard work, unity, and love for the game. In this final battle, we aim to create a legacy that inspires the next generation. It’s not just a game; it’s a chance to etch our names in history.”

“Right from our first game, we have played with passion, determination, and a belief that we will get the coveted title home. In the final, against Australia, it is going to be no different as we go one step closer to defending the title successfully. Together, as one team, one nation, we march into the final, ready to seize our moment and make India proud. As a captain, I couldn’t have asked for anything more from my team as we stand at the cusp of creating history.” Saharan added.

India vs Australia Live Score: Predicted XI for today

India vs Australia Live Score: Here’s a look at the Indian and Australian predicted XI as per  Onecricket. 

India Under-19 (Onecricket): Adarsh Singh, Arshin Kulkarni, Musheer Khan, Uday Saharan (c), Priyanshu Moliya, Sachin Dhas, Aravelly Avanish (wk), Murugan Abhishek, Raj Limbani, Naman Tiwari and Saumy Pandey.

Australia Under-19: Harry Dixon, Sam Konstas, Hugh Weibgen (c), Harjas Singh, Ryan Hicks (wk), Tom Campbell, Oliver Peake, Raf MacMilllan, Tom Straker, Mahli Beardman and Callum Vidler.

India vs Australia Live Score: Sourav Ganguly reveals why IND doesn’t host U-19 World Cup

India vs Australia Live Score: In an interaction with RevSportz, Ganguly said, “There is no particular reason to it (India not hosting the U-19 World Cup). The other World Cups are played in India. What’s wrong if this one is played in places where the senior World Cups don’t take place that often? It’s one way of taking the game to other countries,” Ganguly said.

“You can say it’s a loss-making tournament. Most World Cups not featuring the senior men’s teams are non-profit. But that’s not the reason the U-19 World Cup hasn’t been played in India. And I think it’s going to be held in India,” the former BCCI President added.

India vs Australia Live Score: ‘Want make Dhoni Sir proud’ says U-19 wicketkeeper Aravelly Avanish

India vs Australia Live Score: Speaking to PTI, U-19 wicketkeeper Aravelly Avanish said, “I want to make Dhoni sir and the CSK family proud. IPL is not in my mind right now. After the final, I will think about it but it is a dream of every cricketer to be a part of the CSK team and play under Dhoni sir,” 

“I want to learn about the mindset in pressure situations from him. Like when the team is under pressure and not performing well, how he uses his mind to win matches from those situations.His WC 2011 final inning. There is so much to learn from him,” Avanish added.

India vs Australia Live Score: IND Head coach’s advice for his team

India vs Australia Live Score: Speaking ahead of the game India head coach Hrishikesh Kanitkar in a video posted by ICC said, “It keeps you honest (close finishes in big matches). It was a great match. South Africa challenged us all the way and were really good. Just be natural, keep it simple,” 

“So as coaches, it comes down to sharing our experiences on how to handle certain situations because we have done it more often than them. They are still coming up in terms of experience. It is also about utilizing and considering their experience, what they have done on these pitches against good oppositions. The combination of both does the trick usually. They know how to bat, bowl, field, are really good at it. They have all the attacking strokes. It is just about getting them to know what is the right decision, to handle certain situation or pitches. It is more mental and about decision-making,” Kanitkar added.

India vs Australia Live Score: IND – AUS squads

India vs Australia Live Score: 

India: Arshin Kulkarni, Adarsh Singh, Rudra Mayur Patel, Sachin Dhas, Priyanshu Moliya, Musheer Khan, Uday Saharan (captain), Aravelly Avanish Rao, Saumy Kumar Pandey, Murugan Abhishek, Innesh Mahajan, Dhanush Gowda, Aaradhya Shukla, Raj Limbani, Naman Tiwari.

Australia: Hugh Weibgen (captain), Lachlan Aitken, Charlie Anderson, Harkirat Bajwa, Mahli Beardman, Tom Campbell, Harry Dixon, Ryan Hicks, Sam Konstas, Rafael MacMillan, Aidan O’Connor, Harjas Singh, Tom Straker, Callum Vidler, Ollie Peake.

India vs Australia Live Score: Naman Tiwari developed interest in cricket after 2011 WC

India vs Australia Live Score: In an interaction with ANI, Indian U-19 pacer Naman Tiwari’s father Suryanath said, “He developed an interest in cricket after the 2011 World Cup, that is when I bought him his first bat-ball… When he insisted on joining a cricket academy, I got him admitted into one… He was brilliant in his studies too. He requested me to give him three years to prove himself, after which I never questioned him and I only supported him… Within one year he qualified for U-14, and later for U-19…,”