Opener Gongadi Trisha of India became the first person in the history of the Under-19 Women's T20 World Cup to hit a century. Her 59-ball unbeaten 110 in the process helped the defending champions trounce Scotland in their Group 1 Super Six game in Kuala Lumpur.

India's G Trisha etched her name in the history books after becoming the first-ever batter to score a hundred in the tournament. She got to the landmark in the match against Scotland at the Bayuemas Oval in Kuala Lumpur.

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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.

Defending champions India booked their place in the semi-finals of the ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup by beating Bangladesh, with their goal of dominating their opponents early in the field paying off once more.

The Indian team is the third to progress into the semifinals after Australia and South Africa in the U19 Women's World Cup 2025. India cruised into the last four after their win over Bangladesh in their first fixture in Super Six Group 1.

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.

Bangladesh signed off from the with a comfortable 10-wicket victory over West Indies. Rain delayed the start of the match and reduced the contest to 13 overs each, and a strong bowling display left Bangladesh just 55 to win in Kuala Lumpur.