India won the ICC Under-19 Men’s Cricket World Cup yesterday.
This was India’s sixth Under-19 World Cup title — the most by any team — and the third in the last five years. That kind of consistency doesn’t come easy.
Yes, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s record-breaking 175 in the final deserves all the applause it’s getting. But what stood out across the tournament was the team effort. Different players stepping up at different moments. Several hands going up when it mattered most. Match-winning contributions coming from all corners.
What you saw wasn’t just talent. It was composure. Trust. Players backing each other. A group that seemed comfortable playing their roles without chasing individual headlines.
That’s leadership in its early form. Playing for the team. Staying calm under pressure. Letting the result matter more than personal milestones.
A proud moment for Indian cricket. Not just because of the trophy, but because of the incredible talent that’s coming through the ranks in the country.
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