MUMBAI: Anvay Dravid, the younger son of former Indian captain and coach Rahul Dravidtop-scored with a whirlwind 87 (67b, 9×4, 1×6), while Arjun Rajput made 76 (81b, 9×4, 1×6) to help the India Under-19 team post a mammoth total of 285 in 47.2 overs against Sri Lanka A in the second Youth ODI on Monday in Hambantota.After electing to bat first, the India Under-19 team slumped to 81 for four in the 19th over, before Anvay, a talented 17-year-old ‘keeper-batter, rescued the visitors with a massive 145-run partnership in just 126 balls for the fifth wicket with Rajput. India Under 19s lost their openers – skipper Yashbardhan Chauhan (6) and Sagar Virk (4) – with the score reading 11 in the fourth over, followed by Kushagra Ojha (38, 45b, 6×4) and VK Vineeth (24 off 45 balls) adding 67 for the third wicket to restore the innings. The batting of No. 5, Anvay, who walked with India U-19s at 78 for three in the 17th over, gave India Under-19s some much-needed impetus, faltered at a strike rate of 129.85, and reached his half-century in 47 balls.For Sri Lanka Under-19s, left-arm seamer Gimhan Mendis took five for 41 in 8.2 overs. Anvay was bowled out for 19-ball 14 in the first Youth ODI at the same venue, as India Under-19s chased down 321 against the hosts to register a four-wicket victory. Incidentally, on Sunday, Anvay’s elder brother Samit Dravid performed well with bat and ball in a Maharaja Trophy KSCA T20 match on Sunday. Samit took two for 23 and scored 40 not out from 28 balls to set up Bengaluru Blasters’ eight-wicket win over Mysore Warriors. Anvay recently led Karnataka’s Under-19 side to the quarter-finals of the Vinoo Mankad Trophy. He scored 220 runs in the tournament – the second most by his side – at an average of 55.00 in six innings. The India Under-19s tour of Sri Lanka includes three one-day matches and two four-day matches. Short scores: India Under-19 285 in 47.2 overs (Anvay Dravid 87, Arjun Rajput 76, Kushagra Ojha 38; Gimhan Mendis 5-41) vs Sri Lanka A.