India retained their title as champions of the Women's U19 T20 World Cup, defeating South Africa by nine wickets in the final held in Kuala Lumpur. The Indian team showcased their exceptional skill and determination throughout the tournament, culminating in a decisive victory against South Africa.
India delivered a dominant performance to defeat South Africa in Kuala Lumpur, claiming victory in the Women's U19 T20 World Cup . India finished the tournament with the same confidence and brilliance they displayed throughout, dismantling South Africa in the final and securing a nine-wicket win. This victory allows them to retain the trophy they won two years ago. \ South Africa won the toss and opted to bat first, but they struggled against India 's bowlers throughout their innings.
Parunika Sisodia made an early impact, removing opener Simone Lourens for a duck, while Shabnam took the crucial wicket of dangerous batter Jemma Botha, leaving South Africa at 20-2 at the end of the fourth over. Aayushi Sharma added to the pressure, dismissing Diara Ramlakan and reducing South Africa to 29-3 by the end of the powerplay. A brief partnership between captain Kayla Reyneke and Karabo Meso steadied the innings, but both were dismissed in consecutive overs. Mieke van Voorst and Fay Cowling put on 30 runs - the largest partnership of the match - before falling to back-to-back deliveries. India's bowlers continued their dominance, bowling out South Africa for just 82. Gongadi Trisha took three wickets, while Aayushi Shukla was the standout bowler, claiming 2-9, including two maidens. \ India began their chase with a blistering start, reaching 18-0 in the first two overs and maintained their momentum to reach 36-0 by the end of four overs. South Africa found their only breakthrough soon after, as captain Kayla Reyneke forced Kamalini G into a rash shot, which was brilliantly caught by Simone Lourens. However, that was the only highlight for South Africa's bowling attack. Trisha Gongadi continued her outstanding form, scoring an unbeaten 44 off 33 balls, including eight fours. She was well-supported by Sanika Chalke, who contributed 26 off 22 deliveries. The duo guided India comfortably across the finish line, securing a commanding victory
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