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Right then, that's all we have from this game, and that brings an end to the double-header day. Earlier in the day, Sri Lanka triumphed over West Indies to secure their place in the Super Six, and then India followed suit with a win over Malaysia. Going into the final round of Group A fixtures, the clash between Malaysia and West Indies will be a knockout, with the winner advancing to the Super Six stage. The action continues on Wednesday, January 22, with six games spread across Groups B, C, and D. We begin the day with a Group B affair between England and the USA at 2.30 am GMT before our focus shifts to Australia and Nepal in a Group D face off at 6.30 AM GMT. As always, our build-up for both games will begin a lot sooner. See you then. Cheers

The captain of India Women Under-19, Niki Prasad says that with the weather around, they wanted to get the game done quickly but would love to see the team being tested as well. Adds that against Sri Lanka, they would look to perform in the same way. Ends by saying that the one change that they made of bringing Vaishnavi Sharma, went really well.

The captain of Malaysia Women Under-19, Nur Dania Syuhada says that it was a tough game for them but they enjoyed the opportunity of playing against India. Tells that they will look to bounce back in the game against West Indies.

Vaishnavi Sharma is the PLAYER OF THE MATCH for her five-wicket haul. She says that her plan was simple to bowl on proper lengths. Adds that it was a dream come true for her to pick a fifer on debut. She says that Radha Yadav is her role model. Ends by thanking the family for their support.

Time for the presentation ceremony...

It was always going to be tough for Malaysia against this Indian side, and it proved to be the case. While their batters showed more intent compared to the opening game, with the nerves clearly having settled down, they had no answers to the Indian setup. The left-arm spinner Vaishnavi Sharma, stood out on debut with an outstanding performance, claiming figures of 5 for 5 from 4 overs, including a hat-trick.

India make it two in two as their title defence gathers pace! The two Indian openers wasted no time in knocking off the modest target of 32. With this victory, the defending champions have successfully booked their place in the Super Six stage. India were near flawless with the ball, but if anything, they will want to cut down on the 10 wides they conceded in this game.

FOUR! That's it! A convincing win for India Women Under-19! Fuller one, on off, Trisha Gongadi stands tall and pumps it over mid on for a boundary. And in a flash, in just 2.5 overs, India Women Under-19 win by 10 wickets!

Lands it down leg, Kamalini G looks to flick it but gets it off her pads as the ball rolls wide of the keeper. They collect a leg bye.

Fuller one, on off, Trisha Gongadi drills it to long off for one.

FOUR! Nicely done! On a back of a length, on the pads, Trisha Gongadi hangs back and helps it past short fine leg for four more runs.

FOUR! Thumped! Angling across, full and on off, Trisha Gongadi manages to get under the ball and smokes it over cover for a boundary.

FOUR! Easy pickings! Low full toss, on the pads, Kamalini G waits on it and just scoops it over backward square leg for the third boundary of the over. Just 14 more needed for India.

Loopy delivery, on off, Kamalini G steps out and takes it on the full to firm the drive to mid off.

Sliding across, fuller in length, Trisha Gongadi drives it down to long on for one.

FOUR! Up and over! Nur changes the angle of attack as she comes from around the wicket, fuller and on off, Trisha Gongadi carves it over cover for four more runs.

FOUR! Short and punished! Drops it short, on middle, Trisha Gongadi goes on the back foot and pulls it over square leg for a boundary.