India vs Australia Highlights, U19 World Cup semifinal: India beat Australia by 96 runs to reach fourth consecutive final

Over-pitched delivery just outside off from Raja Bawa and Corey Miller drills it down the ground to add four more to his and Australia's total. AUS 44/1 after 10.5 overs

Corey Miller 19* | Campbell Kellaway 14* | Ravi Kumar 1/20 | Australia need another 254 runs at 6.35 RPO

Crunched through the off side! A half-tracker from Kaushal Tambe and Corey Miller pounces onto that one. Slams it through covers to collect his third boundary. AUS 37/1 after 9.4 overs

A boundary from Campbell Kellaway to end the fourth over from Ravi Kumar. Over-cooked delivery outside off and Kellaway drives it to perfection. Bowling change for India now as Raj Bawa replaces Rajvardhan Hangargekar. AUS 28/1 after 8 overs

Glorious!!! Ravi Kumar pitches the ball up and Campbell Kellaway produces a perfect on-drive. Presents the full face of the bat and middles this one. The ball races to the fence in no time! AUS 19/1 after 5.5 overs

Rajvardhan Hangargekar and Ravi Kumar bowling superbly with the new balls. Both the India pacers giving nothing away at the moment. Corey Miller and Campbell Kellaway treading very cautiously. The Aussies currently scoring at 2.6 RPO and their required run rate has climbed up to 6.18. AUS 13/1 after 5 overs

Corey Miller is off the mark in style. Over-cooked delivery from Ravi Kumar, swinging away from Miller. He leans forward and pushes it through covers. Finds the gap as the ball races to the fence. AUS 7/1 after 1.3 overs

Ravi Kumar draws first blood. Dangerman Teague Wyllie takes the long walk back to the pavilion. A perfect late in-swinger from Ravi and he traps Wyllie right in front of the stumps. Australia suffer early blow in this big chase of 291. Wyllie departs for 1. AUS 3/1 after 1.1 overs

A tidy first over from Rajvardhan Hangargekar. Just a couple of runs in it. Left-arm pacer Ravi Kumar to share the new ball with Hangargekar from the other end. AUS 2/0 after 1 over

Campbell Kellaway and Teague Wyllie are in the middle to begin Australia's chase of 291. Rajvardhan Hangargekar to start the proceedings for India. A couple of slips in place for him. Kellaway on strike. Here we go!

4 6 L1 6 4 6 - Fireworks in the last over and that's it from the India batters! Tom Whitney completes the final over of the innings. A massive 27-run over as India finish at 290 for five after opting to bat first in this second semifinal against Australia. Skipper Yash Dhull cracked a scintillating 110 and was got terrific support from Shaik Rasheed at the other end. Rasheed (94) missed out on a well-deserved ton but nevertheless it was a sensational performance from him as well alongside Dhull. Both shared massive 204-run partnership and laid a solid platform for a big total. A few lusty blows towards the end from Rajvardhan Hangargekar (13*), Nishant Sindhu (12*) and Dinesh Bana (20*) have helped India post a really strong total on the board.

A slower ball from William Salzmann straight into the stumps and Rajvardhan Hangargekar misses it completely. The ball crashes into his stumps. Hangargekar walks back for 13. IND 259/5 after 48.5 overs

Lusty blow! Length ball from Jack Nisbet and Rajvardhan Hangargekar clears his front leg. Goes for the hoick and collects. The ball sails over the long-on fence. 250 comes up for India with that gigantic maximum from Hangargekar. IND 255/4 after 47.5 overs

This is cruel! Shaik Rasheed is out for 94. Jack Sinfield pulls off a superb catch at backward point. India lose Yash Dhull and Shaik Rasheed off successive deliveries. Dhull got run out on 110 on the previous ball and now Rasheed falls 6 short of his maiden ton of the tournament. A couple of wickets in the Jack Nisbet over. IND 241/4 after 46 overs

An unfortunate end to a special knock! Yash Dhull is run out at the non-striker's end. Shaik Rasheed punches a Jack Nisbet straight down the pitch and Nisbet just manages to get his finger tips on the ball. It hits the stumps at the other end and Dhull was way out of his crease. Dhull departs after scoring a majestic ton. IND 241/3 after 45.5 overs

What a knock this has been from the India U19 skipper. A batting masterclass! Yash Dhull gets to his maiden century of the competition off 106 balls. Came at the crease when India were in not so good position but he along with Shaik Rasheed has laid a solid platform for a strong total. Both have now added 192 runs for the third wicket. Dhull along with Rasheed will now look to finish big. Two back-to-back boundaries and a quick couple off Tom Whitney and Dhull raises his bat in joy! IND 229/2 after 44.4 overs

Shaik Rasheed cracks the first maximum of the competition! An over-pitched delivery from Jack Nisbet and Rasheed produces a nice short-arm jab. No follow-through of the bat as such but middles the ball to perfection. The ball sails over the long-on fence. Rasheed moves to 90. IND 215/2 after 43.4 overs

Yash Dhull (84*) and Shaik Rasheed (83*) now taking the Aussie bowlers to the cleaners. Both are well-set and hitting the bowlers to all corners of the park. This time, Dhull hammers a Cooper Connolly delivery to the deep mid-wicket fence. IND 204/2 after 41.5 overs

IND 190/2 after 40.2 overs | Yash Dhull 78* | Shaik Rasheed 74*