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UAE to host eight-team ACC Men’s U19 Asia Cup in Dubai and Sharjah​


Eight teams will compete in the Asian Cricket Council Men’s U19 Asia Cup (50 overs) which will be staged at the Dubai International Stadium (DIS) and Sharjah Cricket Stadium from Friday, 29 November.

Hosts UAE, India, Japan and Pakistan have been placed in Group A while defending champions Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Nepal and Sri Lanka are set to feature in Group B. On the opening day, Bangladesh will take on Afghanistan in Dubai and Sri Lanka will face Nepal in Sharjah.

The two semi-finals will be played on 6 December with the tournament final scheduled for Sunday, 8 December at the DIS. All tournament matches will start at 9:00 am local time.

UAE had also hosted last year’s Asia Cup; Bangladesh won the tournament by defeating the hosts in the final which was played at the DIS.

Emirates Cricket Board Chief Operating Officer Subhan Ahmad: “We are delighted to host the ACC Men’s U19 Asia Cup for a second successive year. The tournament will not only provide a fantastic learning opportunity to the future stars from the participating countries including the UAE, it will also give them a great platform of showcasing their talent at the world stage.

“The Emirates Cricket Board is fully prepared to deliver another prestigious tournament following the hugely successful delivery of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup last month in Dubai and Sharjah. Both venues are equipped with world-class cricketing infrastructure and are ready to produce another exciting event. We wish all eight teams the very best for the tournament and look forward to hosting them.”

ACC Men’s U19 Asia Cup – UAE, tournament schedule:

29 November – Bangladesh vs Afghanistan, Dubai International Stadium

29 November – Sri Lanka vs Nepal, Sharjah Cricket Stadium

30 November – India vs Pakistan, Dubai International Stadium

30 November – UAE vs Japan, Sharjah Cricket Stadium

1 December – Bangladesh vs Nepal, Dubai International Stadium

1 December – Sri Lanka vs Afghanistan, Sharjah Cricket Stadium

2 December – Pakistan vs UAE, Dubai International Stadium

2 December – India vs Japan, Sharjah Cricket Stadium

3 December – Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka, Dubai International Stadium

3 December – Afghanistan vs Nepal, Sharjah Cricket Stadium

4 December – Pakistan vs Japan, Dubai International Stadium

4 December – India vs UAE, Sharjah Cricket Stadium

6 December – First Semi-Final, Dubai International Stadium

6 December – Second Semi-Final, Sharjah Cricket Stadium

8 December – Final, Dubai International Stadium.

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@topspin there needs to be awareness raised and an enquiry into this selection of Faham ul Haq into the Pakistan u19 squad.
 
RedwoodOriginal said:
Didn't know Misbah had a son who played cricket but if he's in the squad simply because he is Misbah's son then its deplorable and should be condemned.
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Maybe I am wrong, maybe he has credible FC performances. What are they? I guess you wouldn’t know because you didn’t know his son was in the system but I’m sure there are other Misbah supporters who will know
 
Rana said:
@Mohraheem @mominsaigol

I’ve heard Misbah’s son was picked for the u19 squad

Can someone please share what are his performances and where has he made them to earn this call up?

@RedwoodOriginal @Major @shariqnoor @Kianig89 @RidiculousMan @Extra_Cover
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The little I have seen of his son. He's far worse than his dad and that says something. I don't know about his performances but I got a feeling his selected due to connections. Hope I am wrong if he actually is selected based on performance.
 
Pirchi v2 in making… Misbah paying out in PcB TO SELECT HIS KID! That’s the whole reason why Misbah is not leaving Pakistan cricket. His mission is ruin Rizwan’s career and bring his kid into the international side! But I’m ready… things are going to get ugly with any poster who supports this
 
batandballbattle said:
Situation with Misbah's son is disgraceful but aside from that I'm looking forward to the further development of Ali Raza.
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He is actually a good talented pace bowling all rounder, is tall strongly built and steams in when bowling and even though he hardly bowls more than 80mph but is very aggressive in bowling and some of his wickets were due to extra pace , plus he is a stylish and technically correct batter and opens the innings and already scored couple of tons in grade II cricket , not a bad talent or nepotistic selection at all.
 
Just because he is Misbah Son that doesn’t mean he is a parchi , I can easily say that he is more talented than Ahmed Hussain the pace bowling allrounder we played in U19 worldcup , search on YouTube first before crying parchi parchi
 
A guy who is a technically correct opener and has scored tons and also has a built for fast bowling and is tall and can bowl a heavy delivery is the most rare breed in cricket, that alone should remove the parchi tag.
 
Faham has scored a century in the national u19 cup. Not sure if he is parchi or not but if you can score a century then you are some player for sure.

Let's see what he has got.
 
BouncerGuy said:
Faham has scored a century in the national u19 cup. Not sure if he is parchi or not but if you can score a century then you are some player for sure.

Let's see what he has got.
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plus he has beautiful and smooth action and can ball pacy effort delivery as well plus he is tall and well built as well. Just search on him YouTube.

He opened the bowling with Ubaid Shah in some games while opening the batting in the same match.
 
And in one grade II game he opened the batting for his team and scored 78 and then opened the bowling and got 3 wickets. Not sure a parchi can do that.
 

This is one year ago , still looks 75-77mph here but now he has gone seriously quicker and has become well built , videos are available on YouTube but not clear enough like this one so I didn’t post it.
 
Muhammad Saad said:

This is one year ago , still looks 75-77mph here but now he has gone seriously quicker and has become well built , videos are available on YouTube but not clear enough like this one so I didn’t post it.
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I will not rate these wickets even 1/10. unknown league.. But yeah, he has some good scores in national u19 cup and some wickets as well.

Cannot judge him without seeing him live.
 
BouncerGuy said:
I will not rate these wickets even 1/10. unknown league.. But yeah, he has some good scores in national u19 cup and some wickets as well.

Cannot judge him without seeing him live.
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Looks seriously quick here with bounce and has become well built as well , action has changed completely, looks like a proper U19 bowler.
 
We don’t need him playing for Pakistan. We can give some other kid a chance. We don’t want corrupt players in Pakistan
 
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Muhammad Saad said:
And in one grade II game he opened the batting for his team and scored 78 and then opened the bowling and got 3 wickets. Not sure a parchi can do that.
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So someone called him a parchi without having seen him. And the other thing to mention is that he will be genuinely the age he claims, which won't be true for more than 1/2 of them.
 
He will just get this series and an Asia cup after that he will become 20 so not eligible for U19 World Cup.

Let him enjoy this run
 
India U19 squad for ACC Men’s U19 Asia Cup 2024 announced

The Junior Selection Committee has picked India’s 15-member U19 squad for the upcoming 50-over ACC Men’s U19 Asia Cup 2024, which will take place in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

India U19, the most successful side of the competition, having won the tournament eight times, are placed in Group A, which also features Pakistan U19, Japan U19, and hosts, UAE U19. Group B, on the other hand, is formed by Afghanistan U19, Bangladesh U19, Nepal U19, and Sri Lanka U19.

Ahead of the tournament, India U19 will take on Bangladesh U19 in a practice match on 26th November, in Sharjah.

India U19 will begin their campaign by facing Pakistan U19 on 30th November in Dubai. India will then take on Japan U19 and UAE U19 on 2nd December and 4th December respectively in Sharjah.

India U19 Squad: Ayush Mhatre, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, C Andre Siddarth, Mohd. Amaan (C), Kiran Chormale (VC), Pranav Pant, Harvansh Singh Pangalia (WK), Anurag Kawde (WK), Hardik Raj, Md. Enaan, KP Karthikeya, Samarth Nagaraj, Yudhajit Guha, Chetan Sharma, Nikhil Kumar

Non-travelling Reserves: Sahil Parakh, Naman Pushpak, Anmoljeet Singh, Pranav Raghavendra, D Dipesh
 
RedwoodOriginal said:
Didn't know Misbah had a son who played cricket but if he's in the squad simply because he is Misbah's son then its deplorable and should be condemned.
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na, he has good u19 stats and is an allrounder.

The whining is by the usual haters.

The most hilarious whining was by Faisal Iqbal, out of all the people. He is picking fights with everyone, and people are saying that Faham has u19 stats that back his selection and is infact a batting allrounder that bowls pace.
 
Major said:
na, he has good u19 stats and is an allrounder.

The whining is by the usual haters.

The most hilarious whining was by Faisal Iqbal, out of all the people. He is picking fights with everyone, and people are saying that Faham has u19 stats that back his selection and is infact a batting allrounder that bowls pace.
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He is quite quick for batting all rounder bowls a heavy ball too.
 

Update on Pakistan U19 squad​


The Men’s National Selection Committee has named Ahmed Hussain as Mohammad Hassan Khan’s replacement for the eight-team ACC Men’s U19 Asia Cup. Left-arm spinner Hassan was earlier ruled out of the tri-series final and Asia Cup due to an ankle injury.

Right-arm leg-spinner Ahmed will join the squad in Dubai on Wednesday and train with the side on Thursday evening at the ICC Academy Ground.

Meanwhile, as per the regulations of the Asian Cricket Council, Mohammad Huzaifa has been added as the 15th player in the squad. Earlier, Pakistan had announced a 14-member squad for the tournament, while left-arm spinner Huzaifa was only part of the 15-member squad named for the U19 tri-series.

In the 50-over U19 Asia Cup, Pakistan U19 are placed in the Group A and will take on India on 30 November in their first match of the tournament before taking on UAE and Japan on 2 and 4 December, respectively at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium (DICS). The top two teams from Group A and B will take on each other in the semi-finals on 6 December with the final taking place on 8 December.

Pakistan U19 squad for ACC Asia Cup:

Saad Baig (captain, wicket-keeper) (Karachi), Abdul Subhan (Abbottabad), Ahmed Hussain (Peshawar), Ali Raza (Sialkot), Faham-ul-Haq (Lahore), Farhan Yousuf (Lahore), Haroon Arshad (Karachi), Mohammad Ahmed (Lahore), Mohammad Huzaifa (Bahawalpur), Mohammad Riazullah (Abbottabad), Naveed Ahmed Khan (Karachi), Shahzaib Khan (Abbottabad), Tayyab Arif (Sialkot), Umar Zaib (Abbottabad) and Usman Khan (FATA)

Non-travelling reserves:

Rizwanullah (Karachi) and Yahya bin Abdul Rehman (Lahore)

Pakistan fixtures in ACC U19 Asia Cup

All matches to start at 10.30am PKT.

30 November – Pakistan vs India

2 December – Pakistan vs UAE

4 December -Pakistan vs Japan
 
ACC Men’s U19 Asia Cup begins on Friday

Pakistan will begin their journey in the ACC Men’s U19 Asia Cup on Saturday as the eight-team tournament begins on Friday. The Group A matches of the 50-over event will be played at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium (DICS) while the Group B matches will take place at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium (SCS).

Pakistan, who missed out on the final in the last edition of the event, is placed in Group A, alongside India, Japan and UAE. Meanwhile, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka are placed in Group B. The top two sides from each group will play the semi-finals scheduled on 6 December, while the final will take place at the DICS on 8 December. All matches are set to start at 10am PKT, with the toss taking place at 09.30am PKT.

Saad Baig-led Pakistan will face India in their opening match on 30 November at the DICS. They are scheduled to play UAE and Japan on 2 and 4 December, respectively at the same venue. Among the 15-member squad, four players – Mohammad Riazullah, Saad Baig, Shahzaib Khan and Tayyab Arif have featured for Pakistan in the last edition of U19 Asia Cup held at the UAE in December 2023.

Pakistan, before beginning their journey in the tournament, has been in Dubai for three weeks as they featured in the U19 tri-series featuring Afghanistan and UAE. Although they finished runners-up to Afghanistan in the final, the tournament provided valuable experience and warm-up to the team.

During the course of the tournament, Pakistan players tried to make full use of the conditions as opening batters Shahzaib Khan (330 runs, five matches, 1x100,3x50s) and Usman Khan (314 runs, five matches, 1x100, 3x50s) finished among the top three batters in the event. Similarly, in the bowling chart, right-arm fast bowlers Abdul Subhan and Ali Raza bagged nine wickets each as they too ended among the top three bowlers.

Saad Baig talking to PCB Digital on the eve of the tournament, said:

“We have been in Dubai for a few weeks now and had a good outing in the tri-series tournament. Even though we couldn’t win the final, it provided players a great opportunity to acclimatise to the conditions and now we are ready for the Asia Cup.

“The coaching staff has been there to guide us, and the players are fully committed to putting in their best efforts. We all understand the significance of this tournament, and everyone is motivated to give their best when an opportunity arises.

“All the teams in the tournament are strong and we know it will be a tough competition. But with that challenge comes the opportunity for our players to showcase their best. Our focus will be on executing our plans and staying consistent throughout the tournament.”

Pakistan U19 squad for ACC Asia Cup:

Saad Baig (captain, wicket-keeper) (Karachi), Abdul Subhan (Abbottabad), Ahmed Hussain (Peshawar), Ali Raza (Sialkot), Faham-ul-Haq (Lahore), Farhan Yousuf (Lahore), Haroon Arshad (Karachi), Mohammad Ahmed (Lahore), Mohammad Huzaifa (Bahawalpur), Mohammad Riazullah (Abbottabad), Naveed Ahmed Khan (Karachi), Shahzaib Khan (Abbottabad), Tayyab Arif (Sialkot), Umar Zaib (Abbottabad) and Usman Khan (FATA)

Non-travelling reserves:

Rizwanullah (Karachi) and Yahya bin Abdul Rehman (Lahore)

Player support staff:

Ghulam Ali (head coach-cum-manager), Agha Sabir Ali (assistant/fielding coach), Muhammad Aleem Bajwa (physio), Muhammad Talha (analyst), Rehan Riaz (bowling coach), Saboor Ahmed (strength & conditioning coach) and Syed Nazir Ahmed (media and digital manager)

Pakistan fixtures (all matches at DICS):

vs India – 30 November
vs UAE – 2 December
vs Japan – 4 December
 
ACC U19 Asia Cup, 2024 update:

Bangladesh U19 vs Afghanistan U19, 1st Match, Group B

Afghanistan U19 opt to bowl first


Sri Lanka U19 vs Nepal U19, 2nd Match, Group B

Nepal U19 opt to bowl first
 

Bangladesh U-19s Secure 45-Run Win Over Afghanistan U-19s in Opening Clash​

Bangladesh Under-19s emerged victorious in a tense opening encounter of the Asian Cricket Council Under-19s Asia Cup, defeating Afghanistan Under-19s by 45 runs at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on November 29, 2024.

Batting first, Bangladesh posted a challenging total of 228/9 in their 50 overs. Skipper Azizul Hakim played a match-winning knock of 103 runs off 133 balls, anchoring the innings with well-paced strokeplay. Kalam Siddiki also contributed with a solid 66 from 110 balls. Afghanistan's bowlers, led by Abdul Aziz (2/29) and Ghazanfar (1/25), kept the scoring under control but couldn’t contain the Bangladesh middle order.

In reply, Afghanistan’s chase faltered early with key wickets falling at regular intervals. Faisal Khan Ahmadzai's aggressive 58 off 58 balls and Naseer Khan Maroofkhil’s 34 were the highlights, but a tight bowling performance from Bangladesh saw them lose wickets consistently. Iqbal Hossain Emon (3/40) and Al Fahad (3/36) were the standout bowlers for Bangladesh, ensuring Afghanistan was bowled out for 183 in 47.5 overs.

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Sri Lanka Triumph by 55 Runs in a Tight Encounter with Nepal - Mens U19 Asia Cup 2024​

Sri Lanka emerged victorious in a tightly contested match against Nepal in the Asian Cricket Council Men's Under-19s Asia Cup, securing a 55-run win at Sharjah

Batting first, Sri Lanka posted a competitive total of 233, with Sharujan Shanmuganathan leading the charge with a patient 62 from 99 balls. Lakvin Abeysinghe added a valuable 50 off 53 balls, while Kavija Gamage's unbeaten 37 helped push the total to a challenging figure. Nepal's bowlers, particularly Santosh Yadav (4/45) and Yuvraj Khatri (2/44), fought hard but couldn't restrict Sri Lanka to a lower total.

Chasing 234, Nepal struggled to build partnerships. Mayan Yadav's gritty 62 was the highlight of their innings, but the Sri Lankan bowlers kept taking regular wickets. Praveen Maneesha was the star with the ball, picking up 3 wickets for 30 runs, while Newton Ranjithkumar (2/17) and Kugadas Mathulan (2/21) also played key roles. Nepal was eventually bowled out for 178 in 46.2 overs, falling short by 55 runs.

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In case people are wondering about the broadcast of this event. Here are the details

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United Arab Emirates U19 vs Japan U19, 4th Match:

United Arab Emirates U19 have won the toss and have opted to bat

 
Big win for UAE... thrashed the Japanese side. Good for their NRR

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Following Pakistan U-19's 43-run victory over India U-19 in the Group A encounter of the ACC U-19 Asia Cup 2024, the standings are as follows:

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BouncerGuy said:
Big win for UAE... thrashed the Japanese side. Good for their NRR

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UAE Thrash Japan by 273 Runs in One-Sided Encounter - Mens U19 Asia Cup 2024​


United Arab Emirates produced a dominant performance to secure a massive 273-run victory over Japan Under-19s at Sharjah Cricket Stadium. Batting first, UAE posted an imposing 325/7 in their allotted 50 overs, with Aryan Saxena leading the charge. The opener smashed an unbeaten 150 off 120 balls, including 16 fours and 7 sixes, anchoring the UAE innings. Akshat Rai contributed a solid 53, while Aayan Afzal Khan (45) and Yayin Rai (34) provided useful support, ensuring a comprehensive total. Japan’s bowlers, led by Kiefer Yamamoto-Lake (4/42), struggled to contain the flow of runs.

Chasing a daunting target of 326, Japan’s reply was swiftly curtailed by UAE’s bowlers. The top order collapsed early, with only Nihar Parmar (23) and Koji Abe (17) offering resistance. Japan’s middle and lower order crumbled under pressure, and they were bowled out for just 52 in 24.1 overs. Uddish Suri was the star with the ball, claiming 4 wickets for 2 runs.

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Today's fixtures in ACC U19 Asia Cup, 2024

Bangladesh U19 vs Nepal U19, 5th Match, Group B
05:00 AM GMT

Sri Lanka U19 vs Afghanistan U19, 6th Match, Group B
05:00 AM GMT
 
BouncerGuy said:
Bangladesh U19 vs Nepal U19, 5th Match, Group B
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Bangladesh U19 opt to bowl

Teams:

Bangladesh U19 (Playing XI): Zawad Abrar, Kalam Siddiqui Allen, Md Azizul Hakim Tamin(c), Debasish Sarkar Deba, Mohammad Shihab James, Md Rizan Hossan, Al Fahad, Md Farid Hasan Faysal(w), Md Rafi Uzzaman Rafi, Md Iqbal Hossain Emmon, Saad Islam Razin

Nepal U19 (Playing XI): Aakash Tripathi, Mayan Yadav, Arjun Kumal, Santosh Yadav, Roshan Bishwakarma, Uttam Thapa Magar(w), Naren Saud, Yuvraj Khatri, Hemant Dhami(c), Naren Bhatta, Abhisekh Tiwari


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Sri Lanka U19 vs Afghanistan U19, 6th Match, Group B
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Sri Lanka U19 opt to bat

Teams:

Sri Lanka U19 (Playing XI): Pulindu Perera, Dulnith Sigera, Sharujan Shanmuganathan(w), Vimath Dinsara, Lakvin Abeysinghe, Kavija Gamage, Viran Chamuditha, Vihas Thewmika(c), Praveen Maneesha, Newton Ranjith kumar, Mathulan Kugathas

Afghanistan U19 (Playing XI): Mahboob Khan(c), Uzairullah Niazai, Faisal Khan Ahmadzai, Naseer Khan Maroofkhil, Barkat Ibrahimzai, Nazifullah Amiri, Hamza Khan Alikhil(w), Nooristani Omarzai, Abdul Aziz, AM Ghazanfar, Ezat Barakzai
 

Bangladesh Ease Past Nepal in a 5-Wicket Victory - Mens U19 Asia Cup 2024​

Bangladesh secured a comfortable 5-wicket win over Nepal in a low-scoring encounter, chasing down a target of 142 in just 28.4 overs at the ongoing tournament. Electing to field first, Bangladesh’s disciplined bowling attack restricted Nepal to a modest 141 runs in 45.4 overs.

Nepal’s innings struggled to find momentum, with opener Aakash Tripathi top-scoring with a gritty 43 off 77 balls. Uttam Magar (29) and Abhisekh Tiwari (29) tried to stabilize the innings but couldn’t overcome Bangladesh’s tight bowling. Rizan Hossan (2/8) and Md Rafi Uzzaman Rafi (1/15) bowled economical spells, while Iqbal Hossain Emon and Al Fahad picked up two wickets each to ensure Nepal’s middle and lower order offered little resistance.

In reply, Bangladesh started cautiously but found a match-winner in opener Zawad Abrar, who scored a fluent 59 off 65 balls, striking 5 fours and 4 sixes. Captain Azizul Hakim anchored the chase with a composed 52 not out, despite a 4-wicket haul from Nepal’s Yuvraj Khatri. Bangladesh faced minor hiccups in the middle order but eventually cruised to the target.

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Sri Lanka Outclass Afghanistan with a Dominant 131-Run Victory - Mens U19 Asia Cup 2024​

Sri Lanka showcased a commanding performance, defeating Afghanistan by 131 runs in a one-sided encounter. After electing to bat first, Sri Lanka posted a solid total of 243/7 in their 50 overs, thanks to a brilliant century from Sharujan Shanmuganathan, who scored 102 off 132 balls. Pulindu Perera chipped in with a steady 53, while Afghanistan’s AM Ghazanfar impressed with figures of 3/35.

Afghanistan’s chase never gained momentum, as Sri Lanka’s bowlers wreaked havoc. Viran Chamuditha set the tone early with 2/14 from his 8 overs, while Praveen Maneesha cleaned up the tail, finishing with 3/16. Captain Vihas Thewmika contributed with 2/10, ensuring Afghanistan were bowled out for a paltry 112 in just 28.2 overs.

Sri Lanka’s all-round dominance secured them a resounding win, with Shanmuganathan’s century and the bowling unit’s collective effort standing out. This victory cements Sri Lanka’s strong position in the tournament as they continue their campaign.

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Most of Afghan players don’t look they are u19.I have no medical evidence to back my claim but this is my impression.I have nothing against Afghans.They look much older.
 

India U19 vs Japan U19, 8th Match, Group A​


Japan U19 have won the toss and have opted to field

Japan U19 (Playing XI): Aditya Phadke, Nihar Parmar, Koji Hardgrave Abe(c), Kazuma Kato-Stafford, Charles Hinze, Hugo Kelly, Timothy Moore, Kiefer Yamamoto-Lake, Daniel Panckhurst(w), Aarav Tiwari, Max Yonekawa Lynn

India U19 (Playing XI): Ayush Mhatre, Vaibhav Suryavanshi, Andre Siddarth C, Mohamed Amaan(c), Nikhil Kumar, KP Karthikeya, Harvansh Singh(w), Hardik Raj, Samarth Nagaraj, Yudhajit Guha, Chetan Sharma
 
Faham ul haq in last 5 games with the bat
4, 6, 37, 9, 3,

Faham ul haq in the last 5 games wickets
2, 1, 2, 3, 0


Usman Khan in the last 5 games with the bat
60, 8, 50, 77, 102

Shazaib khan in the last 5 games with bat
159, 53, 71, 78, 19

And these last 2 guys are not even getting a mention, everyone is going goo gaa gaa over misbah's son, faham ul haq biggest parchi in the history of cricket. Another player being hyped to destroy pakistan cricket
 
FearlessRoar said:

India U19 vs Japan U19, 8th Match, Group A​


Japan U19 have won the toss and have opted to field

Japan U19 (Playing XI): Aditya Phadke, Nihar Parmar, Koji Hardgrave Abe(c), Kazuma Kato-Stafford, Charles Hinze, Hugo Kelly, Timothy Moore, Kiefer Yamamoto-Lake, Daniel Panckhurst(w), Aarav Tiwari, Max Yonekawa Lynn

India U19 (Playing XI): Ayush Mhatre, Vaibhav Suryavanshi, Andre Siddarth C, Mohamed Amaan(c), Nikhil Kumar, KP Karthikeya, Harvansh Singh(w), Hardik Raj, Samarth Nagaraj, Yudhajit Guha, Chetan Sharma
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India dominates with the bat

Posting a massive 339/6 in their 50 overs against Japan
 
ACC U19 Asia Cup, 2024:

Bangladesh U19 vs Sri Lanka U19, 9th Match, Group B:

Sri Lanka U19 have won the toss and have opted to bat



Afghanistan U19 vs Nepal U19, 10th Match, Group B

Afghanistan U19 have won the toss and have opted to bat
 

India U19 vs United Arab Emirates U19, 12th Match​


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UAEU19 137 (44) CRR: 3.11
 

Sri Lanka U19 vs India U19, 2nd Semi Final​


Sri Lanka U19 have won the toss and have opted to bat

Teams:

Sri Lanka U19 (Playing XI): Pulindu Perera, Dulnith Sigera, Sharujan Shanmuganathan(w), Vimath Dinsara, Lakvin Abeysinghe, Kavija Gamage, Viran Chamuditha, Vihas Thewmika(c), Praveen Maneesha, Newton Ranjith kumar, Mathulan Kugathas

India U19 (Playing XI): Ayush Mhatre, Vaibhav Suryavanshi, Andre Siddarth C, Mohamed Amaan(c), KP Karthikeya, Nikhil Kumar, Harvansh Singh(w), Kiran Chormale, Hardik Raj, Chetan Sharma, Yudhajit Guha
 
BouncerGuy said:

Sri Lanka U19 vs India U19, 2nd Semi Final​


Sri Lanka U19 have won the toss and have opted to bat

Teams:

Sri Lanka U19 (Playing XI): Pulindu Perera, Dulnith Sigera, Sharujan Shanmuganathan(w), Vimath Dinsara, Lakvin Abeysinghe, Kavija Gamage, Viran Chamuditha, Vihas Thewmika(c), Praveen Maneesha, Newton Ranjith kumar, Mathulan Kugathas

India U19 (Playing XI): Ayush Mhatre, Vaibhav Suryavanshi, Andre Siddarth C, Mohamed Amaan(c), KP Karthikeya, Nikhil Kumar, Harvansh Singh(w), Kiran Chormale, Hardik Raj, Chetan Sharma, Yudhajit Guha
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India U19 won by 7 wkts

SLU19 173 (46.2)

INDU19 175/3 (21.4)
 
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India U19 won by 7 wkts

SLU19 173 (46.2)

INDU19 175/3 (21.4)
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India Advances to Final with 7-Wicket Win Over Sri Lanka in U19 Asia Cup 2024​

In a thrilling semi-final clash of the U19 Asia Cup 2024 at Sharjah Cricket Stadium, India emerged victorious over Sri Lanka by 7 wickets, securing their place in the final.

Sri Lanka elected to bat first and set a target of 174 runs in 46.2 overs. Their innings was anchored by Lakvin Abeysinghe, who scored a steady 69 off 110 balls, and Sharujan Shanmuganathan contributed 42 runs. Despite these efforts, India's bowlers dominated the game. Chetan Sharma was the standout performer, taking three wickets for 34 runs, while Kiran Chormale and Yudhajit Guha also played crucial roles by claiming two and one wickets respectively. These performances restricted Sri Lanka to a modest total, showcasing India's bowling prowess.

In response, India launched a swift and aggressive chase, reaching the target in just 21.4 overs with seven wickets intact. Vaibhav Suryavanshi was the star performer, smashing 67 off 36 balls, including six fours and five sixes. Ayush Mhatre provided strong support with a brisk 34 off 28 balls, while C Andre Siddarth and Mohamed Amaan added valuable runs to ensure a comfortable victory. Their aggressive batting approach allowed India to finish at 175/3 with 170 balls remaining.

This decisive win propels India into the final of the Men's U19 Asia Cup 2024, highlighting their strong all-round capabilities and strategic prowess in crucial moments.

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Add the 150k bowler nihal.they have bangladesh have a great future thats despite shaikib tamim n mushi retiring
 
Tomorrow is the final, India tournaments favorite but Bangladesh are the defending champions.
 
interesting match , one can say Bangladesh and India are evenly matched . Should be a good match
 
NFS said:
interesting match , one can say Bangladesh and India are evenly matched . Should be a good match
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India has a really good batting line up and Bangla bowlers have been fine in this event, Will be a great contest but I think India my win this one.
 

Bangladesh U19 vs India U19, Final​


India U19 won the toss and opted to bowl
 
If Bangla boys continue playing like this, they would end up with a nothing target.
 
Is Indian bowling good or it is all about bowling first in uae is crucial?
 
It’s a decent total for Under 19 level cricket.

Let’s hope for another Vaibhav Suryavanshi special
 
Mainul said:
Indians are favourites here. Below par score. 250 was bare minimum
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Already 2 down for 20 something.

Like I said before 200 is generally not a very bad score at this age level.
 
I had high hopes for Vaibhav but he failed again.

Bangla boys on top. 2/26
 
Bangla boys are not making it easy at all for the indian batters.

3 down now 45
 
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