India face Bangladesh Jan 26

India will rake on Bangladesh in the ICC U-19 World Cup quarter-finals after the neighbouring nation qualified for the Super League following England's massive 282-run win over Canada in a Group C match on Saturday in New Zealand.

While three-time champions India had qualified for the knockout stage after hammering Papua New Guinea by 10-wickets. England, who completed the league with three wins to top the group, will play Australia in the Super League quarterfinals on January 23, while Bangladesh, who defeated Canada and Namibia, will take on India on January 26.

Bangladesh's qualification from Group C depended on the result of the match between England and Canada.

England, champions in 1998, were virtually assured of topping the group before this match owing to their high net run-rate but they did not show any complacency against Canada, notching a huge 383-7 after being invited to bat first.

England should owe much to  Liam Banks (120, 114b, 12x4, 1x6) and Will Jacks (102, 82b, 11x4). The pair added 186 runs for the second wicket in just over 30 overs, put them in a position of strength.

Left-hander Jack Davies also chipped in with a brisk 36-ball 57 while medium-fast bowler Faisal Jamkhandi and off- spinner Tiaan Pretorius took three wickets each for Canada.

Canada needed to get to the target in 37.5 overs if they were to edge Bangladesh for a place in the Super League but they barely touched the three-figure mark as left-arm spinner Prem Sisodiya grabbed three for 23 while Adam Finch, Luke Hollman and Roman Walker all finished with two wickets each.

Wicketkeeper-batsman Pranav Sharma top-scored for Canada with 24.

India face Bangladesh Jan 26

India will rake on Bangladesh in the ICC U-19 World Cup quarter-finals after the neighbouring nation qualified for the Super League following Englands massive 282-run win over Canada in a Group C match on Saturday in New Zealand. While three-time champions India had qualified for the knockout stage after hammering Papua New Guinea by 10-wickets. England, who completed the league with three wins to top the group, will play Australia in the Super League quarterfinals on January 23, while Bangladesh, who defeated Canada and Namibia, will take on India on January 26. Bangladeshs qualification from Group C depended on the result of the match between England and Canada. England, champions in 1998, were virtually assured of topping the group before this match owing to their high net run-rate but they did not show any complacency against Canada, notching a huge 383-7 after being invited to bat first. England should owe much to Liam Banks (120, 114b, 12x4, 1x6) and Will Jacks (102, 82b, 11x4). The pair added 186 runs for the second wicket in just over 30 overs, put them in a position of strength. Left-hander Jack Davies also chipped in with a brisk 36-ball 57 while medium-fast bowler Faisal Jamkhandi and off- spinner Tiaan Pretorius took three wickets each for Canada. Canada needed to get to the target in 37.5 overs if they were to edge Bangladesh for a place in the Super League but they barely touched the three-figure mark as left-arm spinner Prem Sisodiya grabbed three for 23 while Adam Finch, Luke Hollman and Roman Walker all finished with two wickets each. Wicketkeeper-batsman Pranav Sharma top-scored for Canada with 24.