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ICC U19 Men's Cricket World Cup 2026 - Discussion thread [From January 15 - February 06]
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terrfic recovery - 175/4 in 33 ... 270 ???
SA19 look beat ... 190/4 in 36
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Good start for Ireland U19 chasing 248 against Japan U19. They are 59/1 after 10 overs.
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Not a great start for South Africa U19 chasing 235 against West Indies U19 as they are 41/3 after 10 overs.
Not sure how true this is
Pakistan’s U19 won a crucial match today against Zimbabwe in the U19 WC to qualify for the next round. However there is some more Genius stuff to it
Pakistani team was cruising at 66/1 in 10. However, they slowed down to chase the remaing 63 runs in 16.2 overs and there is a smart reason behind that. The decision not to finish the chase too early was a technical and calculated move. As per the U19 World Cup rules, teams carry forward both points and Net Run Rate only against the teams that qualify with them to the next round.
This means that if Zimbabwe qualifies alongside Pakistan, this result and its NRR will be carried forward into the Super Six stage; however, if Scotland qualifies instead, then Pakistan’s earlier match and NRR against Scotland will be carried forward. That’s why NRR management in this game was important, not just winning, but winning smartly, as these numbers can directly impact Pakistan’s chances later in the tournament. Now Pak and Zim qualified for the next round, and Scotland are out of the U19 World Cup
The Mastermind behind this Smart move was ofcourse SARFARAZ AHMED
Pakistan’s U19 won a crucial match today against Zimbabwe in the U19 WC to qualify for the next round. However there is some more Genius stuff to it
Pakistani team was cruising at 66/1 in 10. However, they slowed down to chase the remaing 63 runs in 16.2 overs and there is a smart reason behind that. The decision not to finish the chase too early was a technical and calculated move. As per the U19 World Cup rules, teams carry forward both points and Net Run Rate only against the teams that qualify with them to the next round.
This means that if Zimbabwe qualifies alongside Pakistan, this result and its NRR will be carried forward into the Super Six stage; however, if Scotland qualifies instead, then Pakistan’s earlier match and NRR against Scotland will be carried forward. That’s why NRR management in this game was important, not just winning, but winning smartly, as these numbers can directly impact Pakistan’s chances later in the tournament. Now Pak and Zim qualified for the next round, and Scotland are out of the U19 World Cup
The Mastermind behind this Smart move was ofcourse SARFARAZ AHMED
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Not sure how true this is
Pakistan’s U19 won a crucial match today against Zimbabwe in the U19 WC to qualify for the next round. However there is some more Genius stuff to it
Pakistani team was cruising at 66/1 in 10. However, they slowed down to chase the remaing 63 runs in 16.2 overs and there is a smart reason behind that. The decision not to finish the chase too early was a technical and calculated move. As per the U19 World Cup rules, teams carry forward both points and Net Run Rate only against the teams that qualify with them to the next round.
This means that if Zimbabwe qualifies alongside Pakistan, this result and its NRR will be carried forward into the Super Six stage; however, if Scotland qualifies instead, then Pakistan’s earlier match and NRR against Scotland will be carried forward. That’s why NRR management in this game was important, not just winning, but winning smartly, as these numbers can directly impact Pakistan’s chances later in the tournament. Now Pak and Zim qualified for the next round, and Scotland are out of the U19 World Cup
The Mastermind behind this Smart move was ofcourse SARFARAZ AHMED
It's true and well done to the team for considering this.
But I find it difficult to believe Safraz was responsible lol
The only other person who could be responsible is The Analyst (not sure if the team has this)
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They must have someone. Will credit to Safraz if it was him but it seems beyond him.
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Given Bangladesh's Islamist mindset, I wouldn't be surprised if Bangladesh asks its Under-19 team to withdraw from the ongoing ICC Under-19 World Cup.
If they have who is it ?
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Not sure how true this is
Pakistan’s U19 won a crucial match today against Zimbabwe in the U19 WC to qualify for the next round. However there is some more Genius stuff to it
Pakistani team was cruising at 66/1 in 10. However, they slowed down to chase the remaing 63 runs in 16.2 overs and there is a smart reason behind that. The decision not to finish the chase too early was a technical and calculated move. As per the U19 World Cup rules, teams carry forward both points and Net Run Rate only against the teams that qualify with them to the next round.
This means that if Zimbabwe qualifies alongside Pakistan, this result and its NRR will be carried forward into the Super Six stage; however, if Scotland qualifies instead, then Pakistan’s earlier match and NRR against Scotland will be carried forward. That’s why NRR management in this game was important, not just winning, but winning smartly, as these numbers can directly impact Pakistan’s chances later in the tournament. Now Pak and Zim qualified for the next round, and Scotland are out of the U19 World Cup
The Mastermind behind this Smart move was ofcourse SARFARAZ AHMED
This will not be the NRR moving forward. The new NRR will be w/o Scot games factored in.
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Let's not forget Shahid Anwar is the head-coach. I think alot of people even think that Sarfraz is the coach because of the media attention he gets.
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Updated points table after yesterday games:
47/8
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59/9 now
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