U19 world cup final: Bangladeshi players heckled Indian players

The Bangladeshi team treated the Indian players badly after their heartbreaking defeat in the Under-19 World Cup. In a low scoring final held at Potchefstroom in South Africa, Bangladesh prevented India from becoming the Under 19 World Cup champions for the 5th time and won their first title, but soon after that the middle ground was played for a cricket called the Gentleness Game. Nothing less than a bad stain.

Actually, Bangladeshi players misbehaved with Indian players after the win. As soon as he became the world champion, one of the Bangladeshi players reached the Indian player and stood up. Not only this, he gave provocative statements. Indian players removed him from the hand. The umpire separated the two from each other. Former South African cricketer JP Duminy shared the video on Twitter.

Bangladeshi captain Akbar Ali also regretted the match after the match. During the award distribution ceremony, Ali said, 'This should not have happened. He said that in any situation we should respect the opposition and the game. Akbar said, 'This dream is like a fulfillment. We have worked very hard in the last two years and this is the result of that. It is being said that the ICC has taken the whole matter seriously.

During the match also, Bangladeshi players sledding with Indian players many times. Bangladeshi bowlers were intentionally throwing towards the batsman without any need. The Indian batsmen were also making abusive gestures when they were out. Even after Bangladesh came close to victory, Pesar Islam was seen abusing in front of the camera. After the match, India's captain Priyam Garg said that the Bangladeshi players were very dirty.

Talking about the match, Bangladesh reached the final for the first time and won the toss and handed India a bat. The Indian batsmen, who performed well throughout the tournament, could not even play the full 50 overs and were reduced to 177 runs. Yashasvi Jaiswal scored 88 runs in 121 balls for Team India. In response, the Indian team came out to win their fifth tournament. The match stood at an exciting turn when Bangladesh scored 163 for seven in 41 overs, when the rain stopped the game. Bangladesh then got a revised target of seven runs from thirty balls based on the Duckworth-Lewis rule, which they got with 23 balls left and won the Under-19 World Cup title for the first time by seven wickets.