These three players are the strength of India
India has proved its batting depth by achieving the historic target of 311 runs in just 41.1 overs against Afghanistan in the semi-finals. Aaron George is in tremendous form after scoring a century of 115 runs in 104 balls. Vaibhav Suryavanshi, this 14-year-old young sensation has scored three half-centuries in the tournament so far and his aggressive start is a big thing for Team India. Ayush Mhatre, who is leading the team from the front, has scored runs consistently not only with his captaincy but also with his bat.
England’s challenge
The England team is not worth taking lightly. They entered the final by defeating defending champions Australia by 27 runs in the semi-finals. The England captain had scored a brilliant 110 runs in the semi-finals. Manny Lumsden is one of the most successful bowlers of the tournament with 15 wickets and can pose a threat to the Indian batsmen.
When, where and how to watch the final match
This title match of Under-19 World Cup 2026 between India and England will be played today i.e. on Friday, 6th February. The match will start at 1:00 pm Indian time, while the toss for this big final will be held at 12:30 pm. This exciting clash is being held at Harare Sports Club, the historic ground of Zimbabwe. It is quite easy for the fans to enjoy this match. If you want to watch the match on TV, it will be telecast live on Star Sports Network. At the same time, live streaming of the match on digital platform will be available on Jio Hotstar app and website. While the Indian team will be on the field for its sixth title, England will try to stop India’s victory chariot and win the trophy.
who is superior to whom
India has always had the upper hand in the history of the Under-19 World Cup. Out of the 9 World Cup matches between the two teams so far, India has won 7. Interestingly, in the final of 2022 also, India won its fifth title by defeating England. Today Team India has a chance to repeat that history and establish its dominance in the sixth consecutive final.
