India lost the toss and batted first. In the beginning, junior team India fell under pressure after losing consecutive wickets. But with the bat of Vaibhav Suryavanshi and Abhishyan Kundur, India reached a fighting score. Vaibhav scored a half century in just 30 balls. Vaibhav got out after playing an innings of 72 runs off 67 balls. His innings consisted of 6 fours and 3 sixes.

India returned to the match with a partnership of 62 runs by Vaibhav Suryavanshi and Abhishyan Kundu. After Vaibhav got out, Abhishyan batted fast despite wickets falling at regular intervals from one side. Abhishyan Kundu scored 80 runs off 112 balls. No Indian batsman without flair and experience could have scored big against Bangladesh that day. Kanishk Chauhan scored 28 off 26 balls at the bottom. In the end, India were all out for 238 runs.

Bangladesh got off to a good start chasing runs. Azizul Hakeem Tamim’s innings of 51 runs and Rifat Baig’s innings of 37 runs left India worried. Sometimes the game is stopped for a long time due to rain. After the rain stopped, Bangladesh’s target stood at 165 in 29 overs. At that time, Bangladesh needed 7 runs per over, with eight wickets in hand. India’s loss seemed to be waiting for time.

But no one could have thought that rain would wash away Bangladesh’s victory. Vihan Malhotra changed the color of the match by taking 4 wickets alone with his fast bowling. After batting, Vaibhav Suryavanshi played a big role in India’s victory by taking a quick catch on the boundary line while fielding. Which is reminiscent of Suryakumar Yadav’s catch in the T20 World Cup final. In the end, Bangladesh’s batting got caught in India’s bowling comeback. Team India won the match by 18 runs.