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Mumbai: India's U-19 cricket team coach Rahul Dravid with captain Prithvi Shaw addresses during a press conference in Mumbai on Feb 5, 2018. The young heroes thrashed Australia by eight wickets to win the U-19 ICC World Cup last Saturday. (Photo: Sandip Mahankal/IANS)moreMumbai: India's U-19 cricket team coach Rahul Dravid with captain Prithvi Shaw addresses during a press conference in Mumbai on Feb 5, 2018. The young heroes thrashed Australia by eight wickets to win the U-19 ICC World Cup last Saturday. (Photo: Sandip Mahankal/IANS)moreMumbai: India's U-19 cricket team during a press conference in Mumbai on Feb 5, 2018. The young heroes thrashed Australia by eight wickets to win the U-19 ICC World Cup last Saturday. (Photo: Sandip Mahankal/IANS)moreMumbai: India's U-19 cricket team coach Rahul Dravid with BCCI General Manager (Cricket Operations) Saba Karim during a press conference in Mumbai on Feb 5, 2018. The young heroes thrashed Australia by eight wickets to win the U-19 ICC World Cup last Saturday. (Photo: Sandip Mahankal/IANS)moreMumbai: India's U-19 cricket team captain Prithvi Shaw during a press conference in Mumbai on Feb 5, 2018. The young heroes thrashed Australia by eight wickets to win the U-19 ICC World Cup last Saturday. (Photo: Sandip Mahankal/IANS)moreMumbai: India's U-19 cricket team with the U-19 ICC World Cup during a press conference in Mumbai on Feb 5, 2018. The young heroes thrashed Australia by eight wickets to win the U-19 ICC World Cup last Saturday. (Photo: Sandip Mahankal/IANS)moreMumbai: India's U-19 cricket team with the U-19 ICC World Cup during a press conference in Mumbai on Feb 5, 2018. The young heroes thrashed Australia by eight wickets to win the U-19 ICC World Cup last Saturday. (Photo: Sandip Mahankal/IANS)moreMumbai: India's U-19 cricket team with the U-19 ICC World Cup during a press conference in Mumbai on Feb 5, 2018. The young heroes thrashed Australia by eight wickets to win the U-19 ICC World Cup last Saturday. (Photo: Sandip Mahankal/IANS)moreMumbai: India's U-19 cricket team with the U-19 ICC World Cup during a press conference in Mumbai on Feb 5, 2018. The young heroes thrashed Australia by eight wickets to win the U-19 ICC World Cup last Saturday. (Photo: Sandip Mahankal/IANS)moreMumbai: India's U-19 cricket team captain Prithvi Shaw with the U-19 ICC World Cup during a press conference in Mumbai on Feb 5, 2018. The young heroes thrashed Australia by eight wickets to win the U-19 ICC World Cup last Saturday. (Photo: Sandip Mahankal/IANS)moreMumbai: India's U-19 cricket team with the U-19 ICC World Cup during a press conference in Mumbai on Feb 5, 2018. The young heroes thrashed Australia by eight wickets to win the U-19 ICC World Cup last Saturday. (Photo: Sandip Mahankal/IANS)moreMumbai: India's U-19 cricket team captain Prithvi Shaw with the U-19 ICC World Cup during a press conference in Mumbai on Feb 5, 2018. The young heroes thrashed Australia by eight wickets to win the U-19 ICC World Cup last Saturday. (Photo: Sandip Mahankal/IANS)moreMumbai: India's U-19 cricket team with the U-19 ICC World Cup during a press conference in Mumbai on Feb 5, 2018. The young heroes thrashed Australia by eight wickets to win the U-19 ICC World Cup last Saturday. (Photo: Sandip Mahankal/IANS)moreMumbai: India's U-19 cricket team coach Rahul Dravid with captain Prithvi Shaw and the team during a press conference in Mumbai on Feb 5, 2018. The young heroes thrashed Australia by eight wickets to win the U-19 ICC World Cup last Saturday. (Photo: Sandip Mahankal/IANS)moreMumbai: India's U-19 cricket team coach Rahul Dravid with captain Prithvi Shaw addresses during a press conference in Mumbai on Feb 5, 2018. The young heroes thrashed Australia by eight wickets to win the U-19 ICC World Cup last Saturday. (Photo: Sandip Mahankal/IANS)moreMumbai: India's U-19 cricket team coach Rahul Dravid with captain Prithvi Shaw addresses during a press conference in Mumbai on Feb 5, 2018. The young heroes thrashed Australia by eight wickets to win the U-19 ICC World Cup last Saturday. (Photo: Sandip Mahankal/IANS)moreMumbai: India's U-19 cricket team captain Prithvi Shaw addresses during a press conference in Mumbai on Feb 5, 2018. The young heroes thrashed Australia by eight wickets to win the U-19 ICC World Cup last Saturday. (Photo: Sandip Mahankal/IANS)moreMumbai: India's U-19 cricket team coach Rahul Dravid with captain Prithvi Shaw addresses during a press conference in Mumbai on Feb 5, 2018. The young heroes thrashed Australia by eight wickets to win the U-19 ICC World Cup last Saturday. (Photo: Sandip Mahankal/IANS)moreMumbai: India's U-19 cricket team coach Rahul Dravid with captain Prithvi Shaw addresses during a press conference in Mumbai on Feb 5, 2018. The young heroes thrashed Australia by eight wickets to win the U-19 ICC World Cup last Saturday. (Photo: Sandip Mahankal/IANS)moreMumbai: India's U-19 cricket team coach Rahul Dravid with captain Prithvi Shaw addresses during a press conference in Mumbai on Feb 5, 2018. The young heroes thrashed Australia by eight wickets to win the U-19 ICC World Cup last Saturday. (Photo: Sandip Mahankal/IANS)moreMumbai: India's U-19 cricket team coach Rahul Dravid with captain Prithvi Shaw addresses during a press conference in Mumbai on Feb 5, 2018. The young heroes thrashed Australia by eight wickets to win the U-19 ICC World Cup last Saturday. (Photo: Sandip Mahankal/IANS)moreMumbai: India's U-19 cricket team coach Rahul Dravid with captain Prithvi Shaw addresses during a press conference in Mumbai on Feb 5, 2018. The young heroes thrashed Australia by eight wickets to win the U-19 ICC World Cup last Saturday. (Photo: Sandip Mahankal/IANS)more