2018 under-19 World Cup: Five reasons why India beat Bangladesh in the quarter-final

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India beat Bangladesh by 131 runs in their 2018 under-19 World Cup quarter-final clash in the in Queenstown and sealed their place in the semi-final where they will face their arch-rivals Pakistan on January 30.

Shubman Gill was the star of the show with the bat yet again as he scored 86 and was well backed by Abhishek Sharma (50) and Prithvi (40). After posting 265 runs on the board, it was always a tricky second half for the Indians but Prithvi Shaw and his men came out on top, thanks to some brilliant bowling and fielding.

Indian pacers set up the match for India with some fantastic spell of bowling and their acrobatic fielding. Kamlesh Nagarkoti was the pick of the bowlers with three wickets while Shivam Mavi and Abhishek Mavi accounted for two wickets apiece.

Let us take a look at five reasons why India won the match and booked a place in the semis.

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