Team India's Under -19 Women's T20 World Cup continues. In the last match of the Super Six round, the Indian team defeated Scotland in a one -sided manner. The Indian team won the match by 150 runs. Batting first, Team India scored a huge score of 208 runs and in response, the Scotland team collapsed for just 58 runs. Team India's victory star Gongadi was Trisha, who played a stormy innings of 110 runs in the first 59 balls and after that the player took 3 wickets for 6 runs, showing the ball.

Team India washed Scotland like this

The Indian team washed Scotland in a one -sided manner with both the ball and the bat. Batting first, Indian opener ji Kamilini and Gongadi Trisha made a century partnership. Both batsmen shared a record of 147 runs for the first wicket. Kamilini scored 51 runs in 42 balls. But Trisha scored 110 runs on the strength of 13 fours and 4 sixes while hitting the hut, she remained unbeaten till the end. Trisha is the first cricketer to score a century in the Women's Under -19 T20 World Cup. Team India scored 208 runs in 20 overs on the basis of his century, which is also the best record of this tournament.

Indian bowlers do Scotland

Scotland's batting could not stay anywhere in front of the target from the mountain of 209 runs. Left -arm spinners Ayushi Shukla and Vaishnavi Sharma bowled with havoc and dropped 7 wickets for 13 runs. In the end, Trisha, who scored a century, took three wickets with the ball and scotted the painful end of Scotland's innings.

Team India in semifinals

Team India had already made it to the semi -finals before this victory, but his morale would have increased further by defeating Scotland. Team India has not lost a single match in the T20 World Cup so far. He has won all five matches. The Indian team defeated West Indies by 9 wickets in the first match. After this, hosts were washed by 10 wickets to Malaysia. Sri Lanka also lost by 60 runs against Team India. In the first match of the Super Six Group 1 round, India has defeated Bangladesh by 8 wickets and now Scotland by 150 runs. (The news is updated)