ICC U-19 WC: Aussies to go up against England in first quarters

Dubai [UAE], Jan 22 : Three-time champions Australia will hope to put their best foot forward when they bolt horns with unbeaten England in the principal Super League quarter-last of the ICC U-19 Cricket World Cup in Queenstown on Tuesday.

Australia discovered cadence in the competition in the wake of losing their opening match to India by 100 runs while England propelled winning all their three class matches.

In front of the quarter-last conflict, Australian chief Jason Sangha stated, "We've been concentrating on ourselves and the way we need to play our cricket. We have some okay exhibitions and the group is gelling extremely well together."

"We are 15 folks who would all be able to complete an incredible part and have full certainty that any individual who comes in the squad, he will give 100 for each penny," he said.

Britain chief Harry Book, then again, likewise communicated certainty of his side's triumph over their rival and said that the general adjust in the group is extraordinary.

"The way we have been playing is extraordinary. For whatever length of time that we do the nuts and bolts, basic things well, there is no motivation behind why we can't beat them," he stated, including, "Our general adjust is exceptional."

The other Super League quarterfinals will be played amongst Pakistan and South Africa on January 24, Afghanistan and New Zealand on January 25 and India and Bangladesh on January 26.