The new edition of the U19 Asia Cup 2024 is set to begin on November 29 in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), promising an exciting showcase of young cricketing talent from across Asia. With eight teams participating, the tournament will feature a two-group format leading to semi-finals and a grand finale, culminating on December 8. Among the matches, the highly anticipated clash between India and Pakistan on Novemb?er 30 is expected to draw significant attention, given the historic rivalry between t?he two nations.

Defending champions and historical context

Bangladesh enter the tournament as the defending champions after clinching their first U19 Asia Cup title in 2023 by defeating UAE decisively. Historically, India have been a dominant force in this competition, having won the title eight times out of ten editions. However, with Bangladesh’s recent success and a strong squad, they cannot be overlooked as contenders this year.

A competitive format

The tou?rnament will see eight teams div??ided into two groups:

• Group A: India, Pakistan, United Arab Emirates, Japan
• Group B: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka

Each team will compete against the others in their group, w??ith th?e top two from each group advancing to the semi-finals. This structure not only ensures that every match is crucial but also sets the stage for thrilling encounters as teams vie for a spot in the final.

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Fixtures:

The tournament kicks off with Bangladesh fa??cing Afghanis??tan on November 29. The schedule is packed with exciting fixtures leading up to the final:

• November 29: Afghanistan vs Bangladesh; Sri Lanka vs Nepal
• November 30: India vs Pakistan; UAE vs Japan
• December 1: Bangladesh vs Nepal; Sri Lanka vs Afghanistan
• December 2: Pakistan vs UAE; India vs Japan
• December 3: Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka; Afghanistan vs Nepal
• December 4: Pakistan vs Japan; India vs UAE
• December 6: Semi-finals
• December 8: Final

All matches will take place at either the ICC Academy Ground in Dubai or Sharjah Cricket Stadium starting at 05:00 am GMT/ 10:30 am IST/ 09:00 am L?ocal, both renowned venues for international cricket.

Broadcast and Live Streaming Details:

• Live Streaming: Sony LIV app and website,
• Broadcast: Sony Sports Network

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The exciting ACC U19 Asia Cup 2024 is all set to begin on November 29, in the cricketing hubs of Dubai and Sharjah. The tournament brings together eight teams, divided into two competitive groups, and serves as a platform for young cricketers to showcase their talent on an international stage. With an exciting mix of seasoned youth players and fresh prospects, the championship is expecte?d to deliver thrilling encounters.

This tournament has long been a breeding ground for future stars of Asian cricket, with many players graduating to their senior national teams. As such, the 2024 edition carries the promise of identifying new names who could potentially dominate global cricket in the years to co?me.

Fixtures and format: A high-stakes contest

Spanning 15 ODIs, the competition will feature action-packed matches at two i?conic venues: the Dubai International Cricket Stadium and the Sharjah Cricket Stadium. These venues, known for hosting major cricket events, add a touch of grandeur to the tournament.

Group A will see defending champions Bangladesh ??competing against Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, and Nepal in a bid to retain their crown. Meanwhile, Group B features fierce rivalries, with India battling against Pakistan, Japan, and the UAE.

The top two teams from each group will progress to the semifinals, scheduled for December 6, paving the way for a high-octane final on December 8 at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. With the stakes high and the competition fierce, e??very match will be crucial in determining the eventual champions.

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Key details

• Group Stage: November 29 – December 4
• Semifinals: December 6
• Final: December 8

Squads of all teams

• Bangladesh: Al Fahad, Ashrafuzzaman Barenava, Azizul Hakim Tamim (c), Debasish Sarkar Deba, Farid Hasan Faysal, Iabal Hasan Emon, Maruf Maidha, Rafi Uzzaman Rafi, Rifat Beg, Rizan Hossan, Saad Islam Razin, Samiun Basir Ratul, Shihab James, Zawad Abrar (vc).
• India: Ayush Mhatre, Vaibhav Suryavanshi, C Andre Siddarth, Mohd. Amaan (C), Kiran Chormale (VC), Pranav Pant, Harvansh Singh Pangalia (WK), Anurag Kawde (WK), Hardik Raj, Md. Enaan, KP Karthikeya, Samarth Nagaraj, Yudhajit Guha, Chetan Sharma, Nikhil Kumar.
• Nepal: Hemant Dhami (c), Arjun Kumal (vc), Dilshad Ali, Naren Bhatta, Roshan Biswakarma, Yubaraj Khatri, Ranjit Kumar, Uttam Magar (wk), Bipin Mahato, Dayanand Mandal, Aprajit Poudel, Naren Saud, Unish Thakuri, Abhiskeh Tiwari, Aakash Tripathi, Mayan Yadav, Rajesh Yadav, Santosh Yadav.
• Afghanistan: Mehboob Khan (c/wk), Hamza Alikhil (wk), Uzair Khan, Faisal Khan, Barakatullah Ibrahimzai, Ezatullah Barikzai, Aziz Miakhil, Nazeef Amiri, Abdul Aziz, Nasratullah Nooristani, Khatir Stanikzai, Fahim Khewawal, Hafeez Zadran, Allah Mohammad Ghazanfar, Naseer Khan Maroofkhil.
• Pakistan: Saad Baig (c/wk), Mohammad Ahmed, Haroon Arshad, Tayyab Arif, Mohammad Huzefa, Naveed Ahmed Khan, Hassan Khan, Shahzaib Khan, Usman Khan, Faham-ul-Haq, Ali Raza, Mohammad Riazullah, Abdul Subhan, Farhan Yousuf, Umar Zaib.
• Japan: Koji Hardgrave Abe (c), Charles Hinze, Kazuma Kato-Stafford, Hugo Kelly, Timothy Moore, Skyler Nakayama-Cook, Daniel Panckhurst, Nihar Parmar, Aditya Phadke, Aarav Tiwari, Kai Wall, Yuto Yageta, Kiefer Yamamoto-Lake, Max Yonekawa-Lynn.
• UAE: Aayan Khan (c), Aryan Saxena, Akshat Rai, Abdullah Tarique, Aliasgar Shums, Ethan D’Souza, Fasiur Rahman, Harsh Desai, Karan Dhiman, Muddit Agarwal, Noorullah Ayoubi, Rachit Ghosh, Rayan Khan, Uddish Suri and Yayin Kiran.
• Sri Lanka: Vihas Thewmika (c), Pulindu Perera, Thanuja Rajapakse, Dulnith Sigera, Lakvin Abeysinghe, Vimath Dinsara, Ramiru Perera, Kavija Gamage, Viran Chamuditha, Praveen Maneesha, Yenula Dewthusa, Sharujan Shanmuganathan, Newton Ranjithkumar, Kugadas Mathulan, Geethika de Silva.

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In the Group B encounter of the ongoing ACC U19 Asia Cup 2023, Bangladesh are set to face Japan at the ICC Academy Ground N?o.2 in Dubai on Monday??.

Bangladesh won their previous game against UAE by 61 runs and will now be eager to, maintain the winning momentum. On the other hand, Japan, coming off a defeat against Sri Lanka, will aim for a comeback in this encounter.

BD-U19 vs JPN-U19, Group A:

• Date and Time: December 11; 05:30 am GMT | 11:00 am IST | 9:30 am local
• Venue: ICC Academy Ground No.2, Dubai

ICC Academy Ground No.2 Pitch Report:

The batting-friendly nature of the pitch at ICC Academy Ground No.2 is particularly pronounced in the early stages of the match. However, as the game unfolds, the pitch tends to lose some of its pace, making it less favourable for aggressive batting. Con??sequently, opting to bat first becomes a strategic preference at this venue.

BD-U19 vs JPN-U19vDream11 Prediction Picks:

• Wicketkeeper: Ashiqur Rahman Shibli
• Batters: Aditya Phadke, Ahrar Amin, Chowdhury Mohammad Rizwan, Koji Hardgrave-Abe
• All-rounders: Kazuma Kato-Stafford, Shotaro Hiratsuka, Ariful Islam, Jishan Alam
• Bowlers: Parvez Rahman Jibon, Kiefer Yamamoto-Lake

BD-U19 vs JPN-U19 Dream11 Prediction Captain and Vice-Captain:

Choice 1: Jishan Alam (c), Kazuma Kato-Stafford (vc)
Choice 2: Ashiqu?r Rahman Shibl??ie (c), Shotaro Hiratsuka (vc)

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BD-U19 vs JPN-U19 Dream11 Prediction Backups:

Md Iqbal Hossain Emmon, Charles Hinze, Md R??afi Uzzaman Rafi, Mahfuzur Rahman Rabby

BD-U19 vs JPN-U19 Dream11 Team for today’s match (Dec 11, 05:30 am GMT):

Squads:

Bangladesh U19: Ashiqur Rahman Shibli (wk), Jishan Alam, Chowdhury Md Rizwan, Ariful Islam, Mohammad Shihab James, Ahrar Amin, Parvez Rahman Jibon, Mahfuzur Rahman Rabby (c), Md Rafi Uzzaman Rafi, Rohanat Doullah Borson, Md Iqbal Hossain Emmon, Maruf Mridha, W??asi Siddiquee, Mohammad Rohanat, Mohammad Asrafuzzaman, Bo??ranno Mohammad Iqbal, Adil Bin Siddik

Japan U19: Koji Hardgrave-Abe (c), Kazuma Kato-Stafford, Chihaya Arakawa, Shotaro Hiratsuka, Charles Hinze, Hirotake Kakinuma, Hugo Kelly, Daniel Panckhurst, Nihar Parmar, Aditya ?Phadke, Timothy Moore, Tomo Rear, Aarav Tiwari, Kiefer Yamamoto-Lake

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The cricketing spotlight is set to shine on Dubai as the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) gears up to host the highly anticipated ACC Men’s U19 Asia Cup 2023, a youth cricketing extravaganza set to kick off on Friday, December 8.

The tournament, featuring the brightest young talents from the Asian cricke??ting landscape, will unfold its excitement across three distinguished venues in Dubai: ICC Academy Ground No. 1, ICC Academy Ground No. 2 and the prestigious Dubai Inter??national Cricket Stadium.

In the preceding ACC Men’s Under-19 Premier Cup held in October 2023, Nepal, UAE and Japan showcased their prowess, emerging as the top three teams and securing coveted spots in the main event. Adding further intensity to the competition, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka – full member teams with a rich cricketing legacy – are set to participate in the tournament.

The teams are divided into two groups: Group A comprises Afghanistan, India, Nepal and Pakistan, while Group B features Bangladesh, Japan, Sri Lanka and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The group stage clashes promise riveting encoun??ters as teams vie for supremacy and aim to secu?re a spot in the semi-finals.

The top two teams from each group will advance to the semi-finals, setting the stage for high-stakes clashes leading to the pinnacle of the tournament – the grand final scheduled for December 17 at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium.

The tournament opener will witness a?? clash between defending champions India and the formidable Afghanistan side, the 2017 champions. The match is expected to set the tone for what p??romises to be a thrilling competition, offering a glimpse into the future stars of Asian cricket.

ACC Men’s U19 Asia Cup 2023: Fixtures

• Friday, December 8: India U19 vs Afghanistan U19, Group A – 5:30 am GMT at ICC Academy Ground No.1, Dubai
• Friday, December 8: Pakistan U19 vs Nepal U19, Group A – 5:30 am GMT at ICC Academy Ground No. 2, Dubai
• Saturday, December 9: Bangladesh U19 vs UAE U19, Group B – 5:30 am GMT at ICC Academy Ground No.1, Dubai
• Saturday, December 9: Sri Lanka U19 vs Japan U19, Group B – 5:30 am GMT at ICC Academy Ground No. 2, Dubai
• Sunday, December 10: India U19 vs Pakistan U19, Group A – 5:30 am GMT at ICC Academy Ground No.1, Dubai
• Sunday, December 10: Afghanistan U19 vs Nepal U19, Group A – 5:30 am GMT at ICC Academy Ground No. 2, Dubai
• Monday, December 11: Bangladesh U19 vs Japan U19, Group B – 5:30 am GMT at ICC Academy Ground No. 2, Dubai
• Monday, December 11: Sri Lanka U19 vs UAE U19, Group B – 5:30 am GMT at ICC Academy Ground No.1, Dubai
• Tuesday, December 12: Pakistan U19 vs Afghanistan U19, Group A – 5:30 am GMT at ICC Academy Ground No.1, Dubai
• Tuesday, December 12: India U19 vs Nepal U19, Group A – 5:30 am GMT at ICC Academy Ground No. 2, Dubai
• Wednesday, December 13: Bangladesh U19 vs Sri Lanka U19, Group B – 5:30 am GMT at ICC Academy Ground No.1, Dubai
• Wednesday, December 13: UAE U19 vs Japan U19, Group B – 5:30 am GMT at ICC Academy Ground No.1, Dubai
• Friday, December 15: 1st Semi Final – 5:30 am GMT at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai
• Friday, December 15: 2nd Semi Final – 5:30 am GMT at ICC Academy Ground No.1, Dubai
• Sunday, December 17: Final – 5:30 am GMT at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai

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ACC Men’s U19 Asia Cup 2023: Squads

Afghanistan U19

Naseer Khan (c), Wafiullah Tarakhil, Jamshid Zadran, Khalid Taniwal, Akram Mohammadzai, Sohail Khan Zurmati, Rahimullah Zurmati, Noman Shah Agha, Mohammad Younus Zadran, Allah Mohammad Ghazanfar, W?ahidullah Zadran, Bashir Ahmad Afghan, Faridoon Dawoodza?i, Khalil Ahmad

Bangladesh U19

Mahfuzur Rahman Rabby (c), Ahrar Amin, Jishan Alam, Mohammad Rohanat, Doullah Borson, Mohammad Asrafuzzaman, Boranno Mohammad Iqbal Hasanemon, Ariful Islam, Sheikh Paevez Jibon, Maruf Mridha, Mohammad Rafiuzzaman Rafi, Chowdhury Mohammad Rizwan, Adil Bin Siddik, Mohammad Ashiqur Raham????an Shibli, Wasi Siddiquee

India U19

Uday Saharan (c), Arshin Kulkarni, Adarsh Sing??h, Rudra Mayur Patel, Sachin Dhas, Priyanshu Moliya, Musheer Khan, Aaradhya Shukla, Raj Limbani, Naman Tiwari, Aravelly Avanish Rao, Saumy Kumar Pandey, Murugan Abhishek, I?nnesh Mahajan, Dhanush Gowda

Japan U19

Koji Hardgrave-Abe (c), Kazuma Kato-Stafford, Chihaya Arakawa, Shotaro Hiratsuka, Charles Hinze, Hirotake Kakinuma, Hugo Kelly,?? Daniel Panckhurst, Nihar Parmar, Aditya Phadke, Timothy Moore, Tomo Rear, Aarav Tiwari, Kiefer Yamamoto-Lake

Nepal U19

Dev Khanal (c)?, Dipesh Kandel, Uttam Thapa Magar, Dipak Dumre, Aakash Chand, Bishal KC, Tilak Raj? Bhandari, Bipin Rawal, Gulshan Jha, Hemant Dhami, Subash Bhandari, Aakash Tripathi, Arjun Kumal, Deepak Bohara

Pakistan U19

Saad Baig (c), Ahmad Hussain, Ali Asfand, Amir Hassan, Arafat Minhas, Azan Awais, K??hubaib Khalil, Najab Khan, Naveed Ahmed Khan, Ubaid Shah, Mohammad Riazullah, Mohammad Tayyab Arif, Mohammad Zeeshan, Shahzaib Khan, Shamyl Hussain

Sri Lanka U19

Sineth Jayawardene (c), Malsha Tharupath, Pulindu Perera, Rusanda Gamage, Ravishan Ne??thsara, Sharujan Shanmuganathan, Dinura Kalupahana, Vishwa Lahiru, Garuka Sanketh, Vishen Halambage, Ruvishan Perera, Vihas Thewmika, Duvindu Ranatunga, Hirun Kapurubandara, Dinuka Thennakoon

United Arab Emirates U19

Aayan Afzal Khan (c), Ayman Ahamed Shakeel Ahamed, Ammar ?Badami, Ethan Carl D’Souza, Maroof Merchant, Dhruv Parashar, Hardik Pai, Akshat Rai, ??Yayin Kiran Rai, Omid Rahman, Aryansh Sharma, Harshit Seth, Harit Shetty, Shrey Sethi, Tanish Suri

ACC Men’s U19 Asia Cup 2023: Live Streaming details

All the matches of ACC Men’s U19 Asia Cup 2023 will be streamed live on the ACC YouTube channel, @AsianCricketCouncilTV.

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Hong Kong are all set to lock horns with Japan in the eighth men’s cricket match of the Asian Games 2023. The contest will take place at the Pingfeng Campus Cricket Field in Hangzhou on Sunday, October? 1.

It is worth mentioning that Hong Kong and Japan have won their previous games. Japan defeated Cambodia in their last fixture, while Hong Kong al?so emerged victorious against the same opponents.

Both Hong Kong and Japan will now look to carry ??th?eir momentum.

Asian Games 2023 (Men’s Cricket), Match 8

• Date and Time: October 1; 2:00 pm local | 06:00 am GMT | 11:30 am IST
• Venue: Pingfeng campus cricket field, Hangzhou

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Pingfeng Campus cricket field pitch report:

The Pingfeng Campus Cricket Field pitch is a versatile one, accommodating both fast and spin bowlers, underscoring the need for a well-rounded bowling lineup to secure victory. In the six matches played on this pitch to date, three have been won by the team that batted first, while the remaining three went to the team that batted second. With these distinct pitch attributes and the available data, the victorious captain will need to carefully weigh their options regarding whether to choose to bat or bowl first, carefully considering their team’s strengths and strategic preferences.

HK vs JPN Dream11 Prediction Picks:

• Wicketkeepers: Muhammad Khan, Alex Patmore
• Batters: Kendel Kadowaki Fleming, Babar Hayat, Lachlan Lake
• All-rounders: Nizakat Khan, Nasrulla Rana, Ibrahim Takahashi, Declan Suzuki
• Bowler: Ryan Drake, Ayush Shukla

HK vs JPN Prediction Captain and Vice-Captain:

Choice 1: Nasrulla Rana (c), Babar Hayat (vc)
Choice 2: Nizakat Khan (c), Ryan Drake (vc)

HK vs JPN Dream11 Prediction Backups:

Ehsan Khan, ??Akbar Khan, Mohammad Ghazanfar, Wataru Miy??auchi

HK vs JPN Dream11 Team for today’s match:

Squads:

Japan: Reo Sakurano, Ibrahim Takahashi, Tsuyoshi Takada, La??chlan Lake, Kendel Kadowaki Fleming, Makoto Taniyama, Sabaorish Ravichandran, Declan Suzuki, Supun Navaratne, Alex Patmore (wk), Wataru Miyauchi, Muneeb Siddique, Kohei Kubota, Ryan Drake, Piyus??h Kumbhare

Hong Kong: Babar Hayat, Muhammad Khan, Hamed Khan, Shiv Mathur, Nizakat Khan, Akbar Khan, Anas Khan, Niaz Ali, Ehsan Khan, S??hahid Wasif, Nasrulla Rana, Mohammad Ghazanfar, Ayush Shukla, Mohammad Hassan Khan, Adil Mehmood

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The much-anticipated Asian Games Men’s T20I 2023 is poised to commence on September 27, promising thrilling cricket action for enthusiasts across the region. As the cricketing world eagerly awaits the competition, Japan and Cambodia are set to lock horns in the second match of the t?ournament.

The Pingfeng Campus cricket field will witness an exciting?? encounter as Japan squares off against Cambodia. Both teams are entering the ??competition with high hopes, aiming to launch their campaigns with a victorious start.

Asian Games 2023, Match 2:

• Date and Time: September 27; 2:00 pm local | 06:00 am GMT | 11:30 am IST
• Venue: Pingfeng campus cricket field, Hangzhou

Pingfeng Campus cricket field pitch report:

The cricket pitch at Pingfen??g Campus offers an even playing field for both fast and spin bowlers, highlighting the significance of having a diverse bowling repertoire for achieving f?avorable results. Considering these pitch traits, the team captain winning the toss is likely to opt for fielding first.

JPN vs CAB Dream11 Prediction Picks:

• Wicketkeeper: Sahaj Chadha
• Batters: Lakshit Gupta, Ram Raushan Sharan, Lachlan Lake, Kendel Kadowaki Fleming
• All-rounders: Luqman Butt, Ibrahim Takahashi, Declan Suzuki
• Bowlers: Makoto Taniyama, Kohei Kubota, Gulam Murtaza Chughtai

JPN vs CAB Prediction Captain and Vice-Captain:

Choice 1: Luqman Butt (c), Ibrahim Takahashi
Choice 2: Lakshit Gupta (c), Declan Suzuki (vc)

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JPN vs CAB Dream11 Prediction Backups:

Reo ??Sakurano, Wataru Miyauchi, Uday Singh, Anish Rambabu

JPN vs CAB Dream11 Dream11 Team for today’s match:

Squads:

Japan: ?Reo Sakurano, Ibrahim Takahashi, Tsuyoshi Takada, Lachlan Lake, Kendel Kadowaki Fleming, Makoto Taniyama, Sabaorish Ravichandran, Declan Suzuki (wk), Supun Navaratne (wk), Alex Patmore (wk), Wataru Miyauchi (wk), Muneeb Siddique, Kohei Kubota, Ryan Drake, Piyush Kumbhare

Cambodia: Luqman Butt?? (c), Lakshit Gupta, Phon Bunthean, Etienne Beukes, Anish Rambabu, Te Senglong, Uday Singh, Ram Raushan Sharan, Salvin Stanley (wk), Sahaj Chadha (wk), Sharwan Godara, Utkarsh Jain, Pel Vannak, Gulam Murtaza Chughtai, Chanthoeun Rathanak

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The much-anticipated men’s cricket tournament at the Asian Games 2023 is scheduled to commence on September 27, marking a historic moment as India joins the competition for the very first time. With the participation of cricketing giants – India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Afghanistan – the event promises intense cricketing action in the heart of China.

In an intriguing turn of events, due to the overlapping schedule with the ODI World Cup, all full members of the International Cricket Council (ICC) have opted to send secondary squads to represent their nations in the Asian Games cricket tournament. This decision?? has paved the way for an exciting mix of seasoned professionals and emerging talents, making the competition all the more riveting.

Joining the lineup of cricketing nations are ten other teams: Mongolia, Nepal, Japan, Cambodia, Bahrain, Maldives, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Hong Kong. Their presence adds an element of diversity to th?e tour?nament, showcasing the growing popularity of cricket across Asia.

The top four teams in the ICC rankings – India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan and Bangladesh – have secured direct berths in the quarterfinals, emphasizing their cricketing prowess. Meanwhile, Afghanistan, another cricketing heavyweight, will square off against the spirited Mongolian team in a quarterfinal qualifier.

The remaining nine teams have been divided into three groups of three each, competing in a round-robin format. The group stage will be an intense battle to determine the? top team from each group, earning them a coveted spot in the quarterfinals.

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As cricket continues to grow in popularity and reach new corners of the globe, the T20I matches at theAsian Games 2023 will add a significant chapter in the sport’s history.

Schedule for Men’s Cricket at the Asian Games 2023:

• September 27: Nepal vs Japan, 6:30 am IST/ 1:00 pm GMT/ 9:00 am local
• September 27: Hong Kong vs Singapore, 11:30 am IST/ 6:00 am GMT/ 2:00 pm local
• September 28: Malaysia vs Bahrain, 6:30 am IST/ 1:00 pm GMT/ 9:00 am local
• September 28: Cambodia vs Japan, 11:30 am IST/ 6:00 am GMT/ 2:00 pm local
• September 29: Maldives vs Malaysia, 6:30 am IST/ 1:00 pm GMT/ 9:00 am local
• September 29: Singapore vs Thailand, 11:30 am IST/ 6:00 am GMT/ 2:00 pm local
• October 1: Afghanistan vs Mongolia, 6:30 am IST/ 1:00 pm GMT/ 9:00 am local
• October 1: Cambodia vs Nepal, 11:30 am IST/ 6:00 am GMT/ 2:00 pm local
• October 2: Thailand vs Hong Kong, 6:30 am IST/ 1:00 pm GMT/ 9:00 am local
• October 2: Bahrain vs Maldives, 11:30 am IST/ 6:00 am GMT/ 2:00 pm local
• October 3: India vs TBA, Quarterfinal 1, 6:30 am IST/ 1:00 pm GMT/ 9:00 am local
• October 3: Pakistan vs TBA, Quarterfinal 2, 11:30 am IST/ 6:00 am GMT/ 2:00 pm local
• October 4: Sri Lanka vs TBA, Quarterfinal 3, 6:30 am IST/ 1:00 pm GMT/ 9:00 am local
• October 4: Bangladesh vs TBA, Quarterfinal 4, 11:30 am IST/ 6:00 am GMT/ 2:00 pm local
• October 6: Winner QF1 vs Winner QF4, Semifinal 1, 6:30 am IST/ 1:00 pm GMT/ 9:00 am local
• October 6: Winner QF2 vs Winner QF3, Semifinal 2, 11:30 am IST/ 6:00 am GMT/ 2:00 pm local
• October 7: Loser SF1 vs Loser SF2, Bronze Medal Match, 6:30 am IST/ 1:00 pm GMT/ 9:00 am local
• October 7: Winner SF1 vs Winner SF2, Gold Medal Match, 11:30 am IST/ 6:00 am GMT/ 2:00 pm local

Broadcast and live streaming details:

• India: Sony LIV; Sony Sports Ten 3 (Hindi), Sony Sports Ten 4 (Tamil & Telugu), Sony Sports Ten 5 (English)
• Australia: SBS on Demand
• China: CCTV
• Singapore: Channel 5 on Meewatch

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Saikhom Mirabai Chanu became the first Indian weightlifter to win silver medal in Olympics on Saturday. The 26-year-old weightlifter won silver in the Women’s 49kg category, opening India’s tally at the Tokyo Olympics 2020.

” 𝗠𝗜𝗥𝗔𝗕𝗔𝗜 𝗖𝗛𝗔𝗡𝗨! Absolutely amazing display of weightlifting. The way you have transformed yourself after your injury and clinched a historic silver for #TeamIndia is absolutely stupendous. You have made India very proud,” tweeted batting legend Sachin Tendulkar.

𝗠𝗜𝗥𝗔𝗕𝗔𝗜 𝗖𝗛𝗔𝗡𝗨!🥈👏🏻 🏋🏻‍♀�?

Absolutely amazing display of weightlifting.

The way you have transformed yourself after your injury and clinched a historic silver for #TeamIndia is absolutely stupendous.

You have made 🇮🇳 very proud. #Tokyo2020 #Olympics pic.twitter.com/pacYIgQ7LK

— Sachin Tendulkar (@sachin_rt) July 24, 2021

“Ghazab. Bhartiya Naari Sab par Bhaari.#MirabaiChanu, remember the name. Thank you for making us all proud
@mirabai_chanu, and winning us a Silver at the Olympics. Many more to come,” wrote former India opener Virender Sehwag.

Ghazab.
Bhartiya Naari Sab par Bhaari.#MirabaiChanu , remember the name.
Thank you for making us all proud @mirabai_chanu , and winning us a Silver at the Olympics. Many more to come. #Tokyo2020 pic.twitter.com/2KQwMvNuRz

— Virender Sehwag (@virendersehwag) July 24, 2021

The news has gone viral on social media, with thousands of congratulatory messages p??ouring in for Mirabai Chanu. Her name along with #CongratulationsIndia is trending o?n Twitter, as delighted fans are wishing Chanu on her record feat.

Here are some of the other posts:

Great start to the Olympics! Congratulations on the silver @mirabai_chanu 👏🏻

— Ajinkya Rahane (@ajinkyarahane88) July 24, 2021

Congratulations to #MirabaiChanu 👏 Our country’s first medal at the #TokyoOlympics 😊 Take a bow 🇮🇳👏 pic.twitter.com/SosgcE4X3m

— Shikhar Dhawan (@SDhawan25) July 24, 2021

Saikhom Mirabai chanu well done 👏👏👏🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 @mirabai_chanu #MirabaiChanu 💪💪 #Olympics #tokoyoOlympics

— Harbhajan Turbanator (@harbhajan_singh) July 24, 2021

1.3 billion Indians proud of #MirabaiChanu! जय हिंद 🇮🇳 pic.twitter.com/lHLnENoNCR

— Gautam Gambhir (@GautamGambhir) July 24, 2021

Congratulations #MirabaiChanu on making us proud and bringing us glory.
Our first medal at the #TokyoOlympics2020 , a 🥈 in the Women's 49kg weightlifting . Super Proud pic.twitter.com/8Un7GvxZjU

— VVS Laxman (@VVSLaxman281) July 24, 2021

Congratulations @mirabai_chanu for winning India 🇮🇳 its first medal of #Tokyo2020 . #RuknaNahiHai #Cheers4India #JaiHind

— Siddharthh Kaul (@iamsidkaul) July 24, 2021

Congratulations champion @mirabai_chanu for silver medal. #TokyoOlympics2020 #Weightlifting

— Navdeep Saini (@navdeepsaini96) July 24, 2021

Take a bow @mirabai_chanu 👏👏
Congratulations !! 🇮🇳 pic.twitter.com/Gva7KbghfO

— K L Rahul (@klrahul) July 24, 2021

And our campaign in the #TokyoOlympics begins in style . A #Proudmoment for the whole country . Congratulations @mirabai_chanu on winning the silver medal . pic.twitter.com/olNTb2TfP8

— Mithali Raj (@M_Raj03) July 24, 2021

First of many�?a href="?//t??witter.com/hashtag/MirabaiChanu?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw" data-wpel-link="exclude">#MirabaiChanu #Olympics2021 #silver #proud many congratulations…India India India..

— parthiv patel (@parthiv9) July 24, 2021

The efforts our Olympic athletes take for years to be on that podium is mind blowing. Wonderful accomplishment by @mirabai_chanu 👏👏👏 #Olympics

— Ashwin 🇮🇳 (@ashwinravi99) July 24, 2021

The first one is here!
Congratulations @mirabai_chanu for winning a silver medal 🥈 in weightlifting for India.
Proud moment!#Tokyo2020 pic.twitter.com/MhSeAtnvDS

— DK (@DineshKarthik) July 24, 2021

Congratulations #MirabaiChanu on bringing home the Silver medal. Proud of you! 🙌🏾 #Tokyo2020@mirabai_chanu @Olympics

— Jhulan Goswami (@JhulanG10) July 24, 2021

Congratulations #ChanuMirabai for winning silver, proud moment for all of us 🇮🇳 #Olympics pic.twitter.com/nnldXlhAZd

— Khaleel Ahmed 🇮🇳 (@imK_Ahmed13) July 24, 2021

Mirabai Chanu wins #Silver in #Weightlifting ! Stuff of legend👏🏽 #Ind

— Shikha Pandey (@shikhashauny) July 24, 2021

Well done #MirabaiChanu 👏👏

— Anil Kumble (@anilkumble1074) July 24, 2021

On #gurupoornima
What a gurudakshina by #MirabaiChanu
Only the second Indian woman to win an Olympic silver. Congratulations and so proud of you.#Cheers4India pic.twitter.com/gqvLQj4a6b

— R P Singh रुद्�?प्रताप सिंह (@rpsingh) July 24, 2021

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Indian team’s superior performance continues in the ongoing U19 World Cup as they crunched the first-timers Japan by ten wickets.

Indian bowlers completely devastated the Japanese batting line-up folding them on just 41 runs. This was also the joint second-lowest s??core in the history of the Under 19 World Cup.

Kartik Tyagi kicke??d-off the proceedings after taking two wickets consecutively ??in the fifth over of Japan��s innings. Then came the leg-spinner Ravi Bishnoi who dismantled Japan’s top-and-middle order claiming four wickets. He finished off with outstanding figures of 8-3-5-4.

India bowl Japan out for 41!

Ravi Bishnoi the star recording figures of 8-3-5-4 🔥 #U19CWC | #INDvJPN | #FutureStars pic.twitter.com/XoPc3lQk3v

— ICC Cricket World Cup (@cricketworldcup) January 21, 2020

The Indian openers wasted no time in chasing down the low total. The duo of Yashasvi Jaiswal and ??Kumar Kushagra took just 29 balls? to win the game for India by ten wickets.

Two games two wins for India 👏 #U19CWC | #INDvJPN | #FutureStars pic.twitter.com/7rQbtgRaKY

— ICC Cricket World Cup (@cricketworldcup) January 21, 2020

India, who are now almost into the quarterfinal??s, will next face New Ze??aland on Friday (Jan 24) at Mangaung Oval, Bloemfontein.

Brief Scores:

Japan 41 all-out in 22.5 overs (Shu Noguchi 7; Ravi Bishnoi 4-5. Kartik Tyagi 3-?10) lost to India 42-0 in 4.5 overs (Yashaswi Jaiswal 29*, Kumar Kush??agra) by 10 wickets.

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