Delhi: The first edition of the Under-19 Women’s Asia Cup was held in 2024, in which the Indian women’s team performed brilliantly and won the title. In the final match, India defeated Bangladesh by 41 runs and captured the trophy. Bangladesh captain Sumaiya Akhtar won the toss and decided to bowl first, after which Team India was all out for 117 runs in the first innings, in which Gongadi Trisha scored a half-century to take the team to a respectable score.
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Bangladesh women’s team, which set out to chase a small target, had a very bad start. Opener Mosammat Eva returned to the pavilion without opening the account. The entire team collapsed for just 76 runs. From Bangladesh, only Fahmida Choya (18 runs) and Zuaria Firdous (22 runs) were successful in touching double figures. After losing the first four wickets for 55 runs, Bangladesh’s batting collapsed like a house of cards.
Ayushi Shukla bowled brilliantly for India and took three wickets in 3.3 overs. Apart from them, Purunika Sisodia and Sonam Yadav also bowled effectively and took 2 wickets each. Indian bowlers did not give any opportunity to Bangladesh batsmen to play big shots, due to which the entire team was reduced to 76 runs.
Trisha’s powerful half-century
In India’s innings, 19-year-old Gongadi Trisha played a brilliant inning of 52 runs in 47 balls, which included 5 fours and 2 sixes. For his performance he was chosen Player of the Match. Captain Nikki Prasad (12 runs), Mithila Vinod (17 runs) and Ayushi Shukla (10 runs) also contributed, helping India cross the 100-run mark. For Bangladesh, Farzana Esmin troubled the Indian batsmen by taking four wickets.
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