U19: Bangladeshi player overwhelmed with victory, misbehaved with Indian players at the end of the match

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Bangladeshi players misbehaved with Indian players after their historic victory in the final of the U19 World Cup

Team India’s directionless bowling and slow batting in a low-score match prevented India from becoming the champions of the Under-19 World Cup for the 5th time. But what happened on the field immediately after the match was astonishing. With the victory here, Bangladeshi players misbehaved with the players of Team India.

Cricket is considered a gentle man sport, but sometimes its appearance changes and it becomes ugly. An ugly face of cricket was also seen in the final of U19 World Cup. In fact, after the historic victory of Bangladesh over India in the final match, Bangladeshi players misbehaved with the Indian players.

After the victory, one of the Bangladeshi players who came to the ground celebrating, reached to the Indian player on the field and stood in front of him in a stern manner, not only that the Bangladeshi player also said something provocative. After which the Indian player standing in front removed him from his hand.

After this, the umpire on the field took both the players away from each other. Bangladeshi players sledging in front of Indian players many times in this match, that is, even unrestrained things. Accepting this, Bangladeshi team captain Akbar said during the post match presentation that many of his players showed aggressive body language towards Indian players during the match.

Former South African cricketer JP Duminy has shared the video, in which clearly the tension between the players can be seen.

What happened in the match?

After the bowlers’ best performance, Akbar Ali’s captaincy innings, Bangladesh captured the title for the first time by defeating India by 3 wickets in the low-scoring ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup final. While batting first, India set a target of 178 runs in front of Bangladesh. Chasing this target, when Bangladesh scored 163 for 7 wickets in 41 overs, the game had to be stopped due to rain.