ICC Under-19 World Cup, 2018, Day 11 - Live blog

That's all from us today. Do join us tomorrow as Pakistan and South Africa clash in the Super League Quarterfinal 2, from where one team will join Australia as this year's semifinalists. Till then, ciao!

Windies and Sri Lanka join Canada and Zimbabwe as we now have the four semifinalists for the 9th place play-off.Also, earlier in the day, Australia dumped England in a low-scoring encounter to enter the semis of U19 World Cup 2018.

Young smashes a fifty off just 31 balls and then Royal hits the winning runs! Windies beat Ireland by four wickets to win the Player Quarterfinal 4, with ten balls to spare.

Cooper falls after a brief cameo and this match is getting more and more exciting. Young is still out there, hitting as freely as ever. His knock has indeed helped Windies bring down the required run-rate significantly. Here on, it's Windies' match to lose. 14 required off 20 balls, with four wickets in hand.

Kallicharan falls four short of his fifty but he's kept Windies in the hunt. Nyeem Young since then has taken matters into his own hands and Windies' strike-rate is seeing an upward curve. Five boundaries and a six already in his 20-ball 33. Windies now need 44 more in 36 balls.

MASSIVE WIN:Kenya fold for a mere 108 and Sri Lanka have scripted a massive 311-run victory in the Plater Quarterfinal 3. Hasitha Boyagoda was the star, hammering a tournament record score of 191 in just 152 deliveries.The bowlers did equally well and Buddhila was the best amongst them, returning figures of 4 for 27 from his ten overs.

Kenya go past the 100-run mark but not before losing their ninth wicket. Only a matter of time for Sri Lanka.

Windies, after a steady start, have lost two men in quick succession. They're also falling behind on run-rate. Required run-rate has shot past 6 now.

Hareen Buddhilahelping Sri Lanka inch closer and closer to a massive win! He's picked up four wickets in his seven overs so far. Kenya are reeling at 76 for 8.

Kenya are losing wickets at regular intervals.49 for 6 after 15 overs. Sri Lanka well on their way to the semis.

Yadram falls just after his fifty as Ireland get their first breakthrough.

Bhaskar Yadram's half-centuryhas helped Windies off to a steady start in their chase of 279 against Ireland. But Kenya continue to falter. They're four-down after 12 overs with only 37 runs on the board.