In reply, the Bangladesh youngsters were all out for 134 in 42.1 overs with opener Pinak Ghosh top-scoring with 43. Pacer Kamlesh Nagarkoti took three wickets for India. Bangladesh had qualified for the quarter-final after finishing runners-up in the group stage, following wins over Namibia and Canada and a defeat against England. The junior Tigers will now take on England in the fifth place playoff Sunday at the same venue.BRIEF SCOREBangladesh 134 in 42.1 overs (Pinak 43, Nagarkoti 3/18) lost to India 265 in 49.2 overs (Gill 86, Onik 3/48) by 131 runsBangladesh lost the Super League quarter-final against India by 131 runs.#U19CWC #BANvIND pic.twitter.com/TL6ftWG0nl
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Title favourite India set up a clash with arch-rival Pakistan after defeating Bangladesh by 131 runs in the quarter-final of the 2018 U-19 World Cup in Queenstown Friday.
Batting first, India posted 265 before losing all of their wickets in 49.2 overs, riding on half centuries from No 3 batsman Shubnam Gill (86) and middle-order batsman Abhishek Sharma (50).
Seamer Qazi Onik bagged three wickets for Bangladesh while spinners Nayeem Hasan and Saif Hasan picked up two apiece.
