Watch: Dinesh Bana's Match-Winning Six In U19 World Cup Final Compared To MS Dhoni's Epic Maximum In 2011 World Cup Final

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Dinesh Bana's match-winning shot in U19 World Cup final reminded many of former India captain MS Dhoni's six in the final of the 2011 World Cup final against Sri Lanka at the Wankhede Stadium.

After opting to bat, England could only manage a total of 189 despite James Rew's gutsy 95-run knock.

Raja Bawa became the first Indian player to take a five-for in the final of an ICC event, as he ended the match with figures of five for 31.

Ravi Kumar also took four wickets as India were able to restrict England to a below-par total in total.

Chasing a total 0f 190, India lost the wicket of opener Angkrish Raghuvanshi on the second ball of the innings.

Harnoor Singh and vice-captain Shaik Rasheed then added 49 runs for the second wicket to put India's run-chase back on track.

However, Thomas Aspinwall dismissed Harnoor (21) to put England right back into the thick of things.

Rasheed went on to score a fifty as he and skipper Yash Dhull added 46 runs for the third wicket.

James Sales struck twice in as many overs to dismiss Rasheed and Dhull, as India were reduced to 97 for 4.

However, Nishant Sindhu scored an unbeaten fifty while Raj Bawa also contributed with a fine 35 as India won the match and lifted their fifth title.