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Congratulations, Australia! 🇦🇺 A roaring victory in the ICC World Test Championship 2023 Final 🎉 Speaking on air at the moment of Australia’s triumph, former skipper Ricky Ponting summed up the mood. “Look at what it means to this group of players. Two long and hard years of work, competing and winning Test matches all around the world has gone into this today. “Disappointment for India but they’ve been completely outplayed here at The Oval by a very good Australian cricket team.” And Ponting’s compatriot Matthew Hayden was similarly effusive in his praise for Australia’s triumphant players while discussing how India have once again struggled to deliver in a WTC Final. “Outplayed by New Zealand in the last cycle and now Australia,” he said. “This is now the ninth time that Australia has taken an ICC Championship of some sort. It really is impressive stuff from a country of 26 million people. “A bold community of athletes and sporting heroes who combined here on this world stage against [a country of} 1.4 billion. It’s impressive stuff.” Ponting and Hayden weren’t the only big names to react, with a number of stars of Indian cricket taking to social media to congratulate Australia.

India Women Under 19s TEAM – Under-19 WC Final Highlights – India win U19 WC: Women in Blue has won the inaugural U19 WC. They defeated England by 7 wickets to win the World Cup. Soumya Tiwari and Gongadi Trisha took Team India over the line. Shafali Verma departed early after making an aggressive start for India. Shweta Sehrawat followed her skipper soon. On the cusp of triumph, Gongadi Trisha was the last to lose the wicket for India. Bowling first, India cleaned up the English side for mere 68 runs in 17.1 overs and then chased the total with ease to create history. Watch IND-W vs ENG-W HIGHLIGHTS with InsideSport.IN Under-19 WC Final Highlights – India beat England to be crowned champions. India dominated England in the Final to get their hands on the inaugural ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup title. Having won the toss and decided to put England in to bat, India’s bowlers more than justified the decision with a ruthless display. Opening bowlers Titas Sadhu and Archana Devi ripped through the England top order, reducing them to 22/4 after six overs, with key batter Grace Scrivens one of those to fall. Sadhu bowled her four overs straight through, going for just six runs and picking up two wickets. Devi was slightly more expensive, but her 2/17 included the crucial dismissals of Scrivens and Niamh Holland (10). Wickets continued to tumble, with England not able to see out their full allocation of overs despite resistance from Ryana MacDonald-Gay (19). England had pulled of...