Bangladesh ended their Under-19 Women's T20 World Cup campaign by defeating West Indies in their last Super Six game. They finished third on the Group 1 table, behind semi-finalists India and Australia, by wrapping up a ten-wicket win in a rain-hit contest.

India women defeated Nepal 78-40 in a dominant final to win the title in the inaugural edition of the tournament. India were undefeated throughout the tournament.

Reigning champions India got the defense of their ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup trophy off to the perfect start with a nine-wicket victory over West Indies. India were ruthless with the ball and in the field before chasing down their target of 45 inside the powerplay.

Trisha became the first batter to hit a century at an ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup, requiring just 53 balls to bring up three figures in Kuala Lumpur before finishing on 110 not out. She formed a commanding partnership with G Kamalini, who also brought up a half-century, to put India in complete control of the contest.

With this win, India joined Australia and South Africa in securing their spots in the semi-finals of the U19 Women’s T20 World Cup with a game to spare.

Gongadi Trisha scored 110 runs and picked up three wickets as India beat Scotland by 150 runs in the Super Sixes match at the Bayuemas Oval in Kuala Lumpur.

Indian opener Trisha Gongadi wrote her name in the record books by becoming the first-ever player to score a century in the ICC Women’s U19 T20 World Cup. She achieved this milestone in the ongoing prestigious series during India’s Super Six match against Scotland at Bayuemas Oval,

Trisha Gongadi's historic century powered India to a 150-run win over Scotland in the Women's U-19 T20 World Cup. India's bowlers dominated, restricting Scotland to just 58 runs.

Following a brilliant 110 with the bat, Trisha rolled up her sleeve and picked up three wickets as India bowled Scotland for 58.

Gongadi Trisha carried her bat and broke the record for highest score in Under-19 Women T20 World Cup history with a century against Scotland.