India’s U-19 team on Monday wrapped their one-day visit to England on a disappointing note for a seven-wicket defeat in the fifth and final youth ODI. Despite the disadvantage, everyone’s eyes remained on the 14-year sensation Vaibhav Suryavanshi, who scored 33 runs, in which fans were conspired by fans after their record-breaking hundred in the series.

With a win of 55 runs in the fourth ODI, already sealed the five-match series 3–1, India rested the leading players and turned the lineup. But his batting stumbled after choosing to bat first in the Worster.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Skipar Ayush Matre (1) and Vihaan Malhotra (1) fell cheaply within the first three overs, which led to India to flock at 9 for 2. Suryavanshi then scored 33 runs off 42 balls, hitting three fours and two sixes. He put up an important 51 run stand together with Rahul Kumar (21), which helped to stabilize the innings briefly. However, Suryavanshi tried to accelerate from Sebstian Morgan, caught by Alex Green.Middle-order batsmen fought to begin, in which Harvastan Pangalia (24), Kanishk Chauhan (24), and Deepash Devendran (0) with falling into quick succession. RS Embrish was the only standout, with a flexible 66 score off 81 balls, anchoring an innings with six borders.

India eventually posted 210 for 9 in its 50 overs, in total, a batting -friendly surface proved inadequate.In response, England did a mild work of chase. Ben Mayays led the charge with an unbeaten 82, supported by BJ Drkins 66 and Skipper Thomas Rev’s unbeaten 49 to just 37 balls. England reached the target in only 31.1 overs, winning with 113 balls.Naman Pushpak took 2 wickets for India, but the visitors were completely abolished as England ended the series on a high note.