The reminiscences of the fateful night time of November 19, 2023 are nonetheless contemporary within the hearts of the tens of millions of Indian followers. It was the day when the Rohit Sharma-led aspect obtained edged previous by Australia and misplaced the coveted ODI World Cup trophy. However, the followers needed to relive that night time once more as India did not clinch the Under-19 World Cup title after shedding to Australia within the summit conflict on Sunday. Just just like the senior group, Uday Saharan and co had an outstanding marketing campaign as they remained unbeaten within the event, earlier than shedding to Australia within the closing.

This was India’s third consecutive loss towards Australia in an ICC closing. Earlier, they misplaced within the ODI World Cup 2023 and and World Test Championship closing.

After India’s heartbreaking loss within the Under-19 World Cup closing, social media obtained flooded with a number of memes.

Beating Australia in a WC Final. These two must be honored for this achievement. pic.twitter.com/j8XfWLzNUu

— Manya (@CSKian716) February 11, 2024

#INDvAUS pic.twitter.com/YZ89in1Y1m

— Pulkit🇮🇳 (@pulkit5Dx) February 11, 2024

T20 WC subsequent #INDvAUS pic.twitter.com/WmWJTBgIFx

— Komedi Wali (@vegetarianmee) February 11, 2024

Final mein pahuchte hello Australia group india se pic.twitter.com/0zqD7rSJID

— Desi Bhayo (@desi_bhayo88) February 11, 2024

Talking in regards to the match, batting by selection, the Aussies posted a wholesome 253 for seven as India have been compelled to mount the best chase in a youth World Cup summit conflict.

But Uday Saharan’s aspect floundered within the closing step to glory, stumbling to 174 all out because the relentless Aussie bowlers led by the livid Mahli Beardman (3/15) and the artful off-spinner Raf MacMillan (3/43) didn’t give them any respiratory house.

This was Australia’s fourth U19 title and first since 2010 and, in a method, in addition they washed away the ache of shedding to India in two title matches in 2012 and 2018.

(With PTI Inputs)