India Under-19 captain Yash Dhull said that his batting has room for further improvement, despite his scintillating 82 against South Africa in the opening match of the Under-19 ICC Cricket World Cup here, saying he will not repeat it. Would like Mistakes” he made in the match.
Dhul played the captain’s innings while left-arm spinner Vicky Ostwal took five wickets as India beat 2014 Under-19 CWC champions South Africa by 45 runs in a Group B match on Sunday (IST).
The four-time champions bundled out Proteas for 187 runs in 45.4 overs, giving a target of 233 runs to win.
Had it not been for the mix-up with Kaushal Tambe while going for the single, Dhul was looking good for a deserved century. With this innings after 50s against Australia and West Indies during warm-up matches, the right-handed batsman has now scored three half-centuries on the bounce.
“Yeah, it was a good start. We will take a lot of positive things from here onwards and try to improve match by match.” 11/2.
Perhaps referring to the run out for 82, Dhul said that he will ensure that he does not make the same mistakes in the next game here.
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“Yes, I am happy with my performance but I want to make sure that the mistakes I made in this game are not repeated and carried on in the next game,” Dhul said.
He also expressed satisfaction over the bowlers. “Yes, the bowlers (Vicky Ostwal and Raj Bawa) bowled in combination which is good for the team going forward.”
Left-arm spinner Ostwal took five wickets, while right-arm pacer Bawa took four as the duo ensured that India managed to defend a modest total.
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