Watch: Kartik Tyagi dismisses Australian batsman after being sledged in U19 World Cup match

Watch: Indian pacer Kartik Tyagi dismisses Australian batsman Oliver Davies just after being sledged as India dominates Aussies.

It is well known that Australian find slightest of opportunities to sledge their opposition in order to capitalize over them mentally. Even in the youth ranks of the Australian cricket team, the tradition is well prevalent.

In the match between India and Australia in the quarter-final round of the U19 World Cup, Australia’s Oliver Davies tried to sledge, Kartik Tyagi who has been praised for his sensational bowling in this edition of the U19 World Cup.

On the second ball of Tyagi’s second over, batsman Oliver Davies let the ball go behind the stumps to the wicketkeeper. He was then seen raising his bat towards Kartik Tyagi and saying something.

In response, Tyagi gave a glaring look to Davies, which in itself looked vicious, but nobody knew that it will turn out to be lethal for the Australian batsman, as Tyagi bowled a fine ball, which Davies ended up edging into the hands of Yashaswi Jaiswal who was in the slip.

The revenge was well taken by Tyagi, who responded to the sledging by Davies in the perfect manner. Moreover, the new Rajasthan Royals players started his spell by taking two wickets in his first over and Davies was his third victim.

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Moral: Don't Sledge an Indian#Tyagi #INDvAUS #U19CWC pic.twitter.com/2lRWen15nh

— r a g u l (@onepitch_notout) January 28, 2020

This was not the end of his exploits, as he took the wicket of Patrick Rowe, registering his fourth wicket in the match. Also, in the first ball by Tyagi, India achieved its first success by running out Fraser McGurk.

The quick five wickets haul by India has brought Australia in deep trouble. Whist India was batting it seemed that Australia was in control but a casual approach in last 10 overs allowed India to give a total target of 234.

Now, the quick falling of wickets has brought the Kangaroos to its knees, as India slowly marches to defend its title in the semi-final round.

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Tanish Chachra

Tanish Chachra is the Motorsport editor at The SportsRush. He saw his first race when F1 visited India in 2011, and since then, his romance with the sport has been seasonal until he took up this role in 2020. Reigniting F1's coverage on this site, Tanish has fallen in love with the sport all over again. He loves Kimi Raikkonen and sees a future world champion in Oscar Piastri. Away from us, he loves to snuggle inside his books.

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