

Aaryavir Sehwag, son of former India cricketer Virender Sehwag, played a key role in India’s Under-19 Asia Cup triumph. He scored 361 runs in five innings and was named Player of the Tournament. After scoring 51 against Afghanistan in the semi-final, Aaryavir struck 58 in the final against Pakistan despite suffering a painful blow to his elbow. Following India’s dramatic last-ball victory while chasing a target of 338, the young batter spoke about his performance and the team’s approach.
Aaryavir said the team regularly discussed how to chase 100 or 120 runs in the final 10 overs, given the batting-friendly conditions. He stressed the importance of having someone stay at the crease until the end and praised Lakshya Rajesh for taking on that responsibility. He also lauded Mohit and Maanal Chauhan for their contributions towards the finish. Having been dismissed early in the league match against Pakistan, Aaryavir was determined to score in the final. He said he continued batting despite the pain because his presence at the crease would keep the pressure on Pakistan, adding that his hand no longer hurts.




















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