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India were 34/4 before Uday Saharan and Sachin Dhas forged a comeback story for the ages to lead the team to U19 semifinal.
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Tristan Luus’ opening spell spelled doom for India as he took 3/37 to rock the top order(Getty)
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An elated India captain Uday Saharan soaks it all in following India’s thrilling win. He is one step closer to joining the likes of Mohammad Kaif, Virat Kohli and Prithvi Shaw(Getty)
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Kwena Maphaka had India reeling early, reducing them to 32/4 with a three-wicket opening burst(Getty)
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But then came the partnership that turned things around as Uday Saharan and Sachin Dhas stitched a memorable stand of 171 to turn the momentum towards India(Getty)
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Named after the Master Blaster Tendulkar, Sachin Dhas made his namesake proud by playing the innings of a lifetime, and keeping India alive in the chase with a masterful 96. He fell 4 short of a deserving century but had done his job(Getty)
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For South Africa, Richard Seletswane struck a fine half-century, chipping in with 64 off 100 balls to take the total to 244/7(Getty)
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Emotions all around as South Africa’s youngsters fail to control their teers after finishing so near yet so far(Getty)
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Lhuan-dre Pretorius top-scored for South Africa, hitting 76 off 102 balls to keep the scoreboard moving before he was dismissed by Musheer Khan(Getty)
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Raj Limbani was India’s best bowler, finishing with 3/60 with the wickets of Steve Stolk, David Teeger and wicketkeeper Juan James(Getty)
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Uday Saharan played a captain’s knock and nearly saw his team through the end. He got run out with India needing 1 to win(Getty)
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