New Delhi: Vaibhav SuryavANSHi again drew attention in the second youth test between U-19 India and England U-19 to County Ground in Chelmsford, although his portrait was short this time.After a promising versatile show in the drawing first test, the aggressive left -wing opener made subtitles on day 2. Day with a whirlpool. Suryavanki, which opened shifts with Captain Ayush Matre, broke 20 out of only 14 balls, including one boundary and two towering six. His T20-style aggression, however, did not bring a big score, because Alex Green released him with the U-19 India at 37 years-a timeless failure.
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Formerly on the day, England U-19 published in the first shifts a competing 309, built around the combat century from Ekansh Singh. Singh continued his 66 overnight, and Singh continued to score 117 out of 155 balls, attached 14 four and three six. It was the last goal that fell, Rahul Kumar of Vihaan Malhotry caught.Singh’s shift was helpful in promoting England around 300. After his key 90 goal with Captain Thomas Rew (59) on DAY 1, he sewed together another 100 partnership with no.
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Indian pitchs intervened hard in the rain. Leg-Spinner Naman Pushpak was Standout an artist who ended up 4 in 76. He broke the Singh-mino partnership by dismissed Mingo caught and bowed and also removed Green. Aditya Rawat (2/64) and RS Ambrish (2/56) raised every two goals, while Henil Patel (1/56) and Vihaan Malhotra (1/4) enraged one after a piece.In the response of India U-19 reached 51 for 1 on the stumps, which took place by 258 runs. Matre was 20 years old, along with Malhotra to six. Only 28.3 overs were possible on day 2. Day due to night and morning rain, followed by several interruptions throughout the day. At the final session, only 3.1 overs were bowed before the game was removed.Suryavanki, who impressed the first test with 56 out of 44 balls and two goals, will want to have a stronger impact in the second shift as the match progresses.
