Triumphant India Under-19 squad back home after a long flight

The title-winning squad landed in Bengaluru on Tuesday morning after a long journey back home from the Caribbean.

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Updated:9th Feb, 2022 at 1:00 AM

New Delhi

The victorious India Under-19 contingent returned home on Tuesday after winning a record-extending fifth World Cup crown last week. The title-winning squad landed in Bengaluru on Tuesday morning after a long journey back home from the Caribbean.

National Cricket Academy (NCA) chief VVS Laxman, a member of the support staff headed by chief coach Hrishikesh Kanitkar, flew separately with the reserve players, who had been rushed to the Caribbean following a Covid-19 outbreak in the India camp during the group stage. The Yash Dhull-led India defeated England by four wickets in the 2022 edition final in Antigua on Saturday to clinch the U-19 World Cup trophy.

Triumphant India Under-19 squad back home after a long flight

The title-winning squad landed in Bengaluru on Tuesday morning after a long journey back home from the Caribbean.

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