India win by seven wickets and with six overs to spare
England bowled out for 68
Only four England batters reach double figures
Two wickets each for Sadhu, Devi & Chopra
The anthems are done - a proud moment for both sides I'm sure.
England's openers Grave Scrivens and Liberty Heap have taken their guard.
We're all set in the very first final of the ICC Women's Under-19 World Cup.
Well this game certainly has some of the big names interested. You can listen to TMS commentary of this game by clicking the icon above.
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Image source, Getty ImagesWell the obvious answer is England's captain Grace Scrivens.
She bats, bowls and leads the side.
Scrivens scored 93 from 56 balls against Ireland earlier in the tournament and took the crucial final wicket against Australia in the semi-final.
You may also remember left-arm spinner Sophia Smale. She was one of the breakout stars of the Hundred last year.
Verma steals the headlines for India but it is her opening partner Shweta Sehrawat who is the tournament's leading scorer.
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India are looking relaxed...
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Image source, Getty ImagesEngland progressed through the first two stages relatively comfortably.
Their semi-final was anything but.
Against Australia, the oldest rivals of all, England were bowled out for 99 but dramatically dismissed their opponents for 96 in a thrilling finale.
India have only lost once. That was against Australia - a game they were bowled out for 87.
India's captain is Shafali Verma, the superstar opener who has played in a World Cup final for the senior side.
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England are unchanged from their semi-final win. Here are your teams...
England XI: Scrivens (c), Heap, Holland, Seren Smale, MacDonald-Gay, Paveley, Stonehouse, Sophia Smale, Groves, Anderson, Baker.
India XI: Verma (c), Sehrawat, Tiwari, Trisha, Ghosh (wk), Sadhu, Chopra, Devi, Yadav, Basu, Kashyap.
India have won the toss in Potchefstroom.
They are going to bowl first.
Image source, Getty ImagesHello and welcome to our coverage of the first Under-19 Women's World Cup final from South Africa.
The next generation from each of the 16 different countries have entertained us in their own way during the past weeks, proving the future really is bright.
Now we're left with two teams - the big final with silverware on the line.
The match pits unbeaten England against India, probably the best two teams in the competition so far.
Image source, Getty ImagesOne game from history...