India U19 vs New Zealand U19, 25th Match, Super Six, Group 1 - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

So, that's it from our side! Tomorrow, three more matches are coming up in the Super Six stage. Do join us for our live coverage. Until then, goodbye and cheers!

Uday Saharan | India captain: (On the injury scare during warm-up at the innings break) I'm fine now. I was trying to catch a ball and it hit me on my face. We are performing very well and we are playing with a good mindset. We executed our plans and Musheer played a really good innings. I don’t need to motivate the guys, we all are in a good frame of mind and everyone is playing their role perfectly. Raj bowled very well and we knew that spinners will get good assistance from the surface.

Oscar Jackson | New Zealand captain: Definitely a tough game, we were pleased that we bowled well in the back end and restricted them to around 290. We thought that was pretty par on this surface but unfortunately, we didn’t bat well. We are not building partnerships in the last few days, the batters need to bat longer. It didn’t do much, it was similar throughout the day.

Musheer Khan | Player of the Match: It feels really good that I have scored two centuries and I want to continue batting well. It gives a sense of confidence. It was a bit of a slow pitch and our bowlers are in good flow and we got the results. (On Sarfaraz Khan earning his maiden India call-up) My brother called me yesterday and he said that he has been selected in the Indian squad for the second Test. I focus on the process and focus on bowling in tight areas.

16:30 Local Time, 14:30 GMT, 20:00 IST: This has been an absolute drubbing! Once India posted 295 on the board on the back of a terrific century from Musheer Khan and a fifty from Adarsh Singh, they were always going to be the favourites. Raj Limbani took a couple of wickets in the first over of the innings to peg New Zealand back. Saumy Pandey from the other end weaved his magic as well and chipped in with a couple of wickets in the first powerplay. None of the Kiwi batters had an answer to the disciplined and incisive bowling displayed by the Indians and kept falling like a pack of cards. The fact that only four of their batters scored in double digits tells you the story. All the Indian bowlers got amongst the wickets with Saumy Pandey being the standout as he finished with a 4-fer. It's been a day where the Men in Blue ticked all the boxes whereas the Kiwis were found wanting through most parts of the game. Stick around for the presentations...

Musheer Khan to Ewald Schreuder, out Bowled!! Knocked him over! Quick through the air and on a fuller length around leg-stump, Ewald Schreuder looks to slog across the line but the ball skids after landing and goes through the bat-pad gap and crashes into the stumps. A brilliant performance from India. The domination continues. Customary handshakes all around. Ewald Schreuder b Musheer Khan 7(17) [4s-1]

Musheer Khan to Ewald Schreuder, THATS OUT!! Bowled!!

Musheer Khan [3.0-0-10-1] is back into the attack

Naman Tiwari to Mason Clarke, no run, a full-toss shaping in, Mason Clarke goes for the drive and gets an outside edge that goes on the bounce to the slip fielder

Naman Tiwari to Mason Clarke, no run, pitched up ball angling in on middle, pushed to mid-on

Naman Tiwari to Ewald Schreuder, 1 run, slower short ball on off, pulled to deep mid-wicket

Naman Tiwari to Ewald Schreuder, FOUR, fuller length ball angling in from outside off, Ewald Schreuder slogs across the line and gets a thick inside edge that flies past his leg-stump and through to the fence behind

Naman Tiwari to Ewald Schreuder, no run, a sharp short ball angling in from round the wicket, Ewald Schreuder looks to hook and is beaten

Naman Tiwari to Ewald Schreuder, no run, fuller length ball outside off, driven off the inner half to mid-on

Naman Tiwari [4.0-0-14-1] is back into the attack

Saumy Pandey to Mason Clarke, no run, coming in with the arm, kept out watchfully. End of a brilliant spell from Saumy Pandey

Mason Clarke, right handed bat, comes to the crease

Saumy Pandey to Ryan Tsourgas, out Stumped!! Saumy Pandey gets a 4-fer! This one drifts in nicely into Ryan Tsourgas. He uses his feet and tries to slog it across the line but is nowhere close to the pitch of the ball. The ball turns past the outside edge and Aravelly Avanish does the rest. Ryan Tsourgas st Aravelly Avanish b Saumy Pandey 0(3)

Saumy Pandey to Ryan Tsourgas, THATS OUT!! Stumped!!

Saumy Pandey to Ryan Tsourgas, no run, turning away from a back of a length, pushed off the back foot to covers