India U19 Vs South Africa U19 Highlights, 3rd Youth ODI: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi-Led IND Clean Sweep SA By Massive 233 Runs

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Bowled! Vaibhav Suryavanshi castle Ntando Soni to end the proceedings for India. SA lost the 3rd Youth ODI by a heavy 233 runs. In response to India's 393, SA were bundled out for just 160 in 35 overs. It was a clinical show put on by India today and with this win, they clean sweep SA by 3-0.

South Africa have lost 9 wickets in just 31 overs for 141 and are on the verge of a heavy defeat against India. JJ Basson (1) is the last batter to depart who was dismissed by Mohamed Enaan.

Paul James (36*) and Corne Botha (9*) are battling it out at the crease for South Africa. SA still need 275 runs to win in 24 overs with 4 wickets in hand.

Although Daniel Bosman and Paul James have managed to stitch a small partnership for the 6th wicket but the match is looking way beyond SA's reach as they still need 322 runs more to win in 33 overs and have just 5 wickets left.

Just as it was looking that South Africa are crawling back into the game, they lost their 5th wicket in the form of Jason Rowles. Udhav Mohan is the bowler, who picked up the wicket of Rowles for 19. SA are in deep trouble as half of their side are now back in the hut.

Its a nightmarish start by South Africa to the chase of 394 runs. Kishan Kumar Singh dismantles SA's top-order by picking up three early wickets. Adnan Lagadien (9), Jorich Van Schalkwyk (1) and Muhammed Bulbulia (4) are the batters who perished against Kishan Kumar Singh.

That's not the start South Africa would have wanted while chasing a mammoth target like that of 394 runs. Their opener Jorich Van Schalkwyk is castled by Kishan Kumar Singh for 1.

India U19 finish at a massive 393/7 after 50 overs. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi and Aaron George smashed blistering centuries and forged a 227-run stand for the first wicket to take them to whopping 393 runs in their 50 overs. SA's slow over rate penalty added an extra five runs to India's total to take it to 393. SA will need 394 runs to win in 50 overs, if they want to win this match and avoid a clean sweep at home.

In the last 5 overs, IND U-19 suffered a mini-collapse as they lost 3 wickets in just 9 balls. Ntando Soni, picked up the two wickets of Abhigyan Kundu and RS Ambrish out of the three wickets that have fallen in this phase. SA bowlers have made a comeback in the game and the Indian score which was at one stage looking to breach the 400-run mark is now struggling to get to even 350.

The over starts with a big moment as Harvansh Pangalia is run out after a sharp piece of fielding, bringing RS Ambrish to the crease. India U19 respond strongly, with Ambrish announcing himself in style by guiding a classy four past third man. Abhigyan Kundu keeps the scoreboard ticking, finding the fence and running hard between the wickets as India U19 collect 10 runs to move to 306/4.

Kruiskamp strikes early in the over as Vedant Trivedi pulls straight to short mid-wicket. New batter Harvansh Pangalia plays watchfully, survives an LBW shout, and gets off the mark with a single as India U19 reach 296/3.

Vedant Trivedi has been joined by Abhigyan Kundu, who is the new batter in for India U-19. Aaron George was the latest get out for a score of 118 off 106.

Aaron George another dashing young Indian batter reaches to his hundred in style. Vedant Trivedi (11*) joined George (114*) after the wicket of Sooryavanshi. IND are in a strong position to accelerate from here to a mammoth total and bat SA out of the game.

Out! That's the end of Vaibhav Sooryavanshi for a scintillating 127 off just 73 balls. He takes on the deep square leg fielders but fails to clear him. Ntandoyenkosi Soni is the bowler who gets the priced scalp but he has already done the damage for South Africa by taking them to a solid 232 in 27 overs.

India have a solid base for a massive score at Benoni. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi is just 8 runs away from a blistering century, while Aaron George has complemented him well with a well-made 79*. Both the batters have been ruthless so far against the Proteas bowling line-up.

Dangerous Vaibhav Sooryavanshi dropped on 57 by South Africa, that could prove out to be a very costly given the form he's in and the kind of start India have gotten here. IND openers have been exceptional so far with the bat and it's high time for South Africa to get a breakthrough otherwise IND will bat them outside the game if they keep of going like they have beem.

India openers - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (56*) and Aaron George (51*) have provided India with a blistering start in the 3rd ODI. SA bowlers so far have no answers to the onslaught carried out by the Indian batters. It's looking like we are in for a batting treat today.

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (28*) and Aaron George (30*) are on fire in the 3rd ODI at Benoni as they got India to 61 runs in just 6 overs. The wicket is looking like a belter and SA bowlers have been all over the pitch with their line and length so far.

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi and Aaron George have start the proceeding for India with the former hitting a cracking boundary in front of square in the very first over off JJ Basson. Sooryavanshi is the danger man for South Africa and they like to see the back of him as early as possible otherwise it he could set the tone for India in style.

IND U-19: Vaibhav Suryavanshi (c), Aaron George, Vedant Trivedi, Abhigyan Kundu (wk), Harvansh Pangalia, RS Ambrish, Kanishk Chouhan, Mohamed Enaan, Henil Patel, Udhav Mohan, Kishan Kumar Singh

SA U19: Jorich Van Schalkwyk, Adnaan Lagadien, Muhammed Bulbulia(c), Jason Rowles, Paul James, Lethabo Phahlamohlaka(w), Corne Botha, Daniel Bosman, JJ Basson, Michael Kruiskamp, Ntando Soni

South Africa U-19 team have won the toss and elect to field against in the 3rd Youth ODI.

1st Youth ODI: India U19 won by 25 runs (DLS)

2nd Youth ODI: India U19 won by 8 wickets

Fixture: India Vs South Africa, U-19 Third Youth ODI

Time: 1:30PM (IST)

Venue: Willowmoore Park, Benoni

Good afternoon, cricket fans! This is the start of our live blog covering the second Youth ODI of India U19’s tour of South Africa. Stay tuned for pre-match and toss updates as they are revealed.