National Men's U19 One-Day Cup 2025-26 - Discussion Thread

[Ball Blazer]

The National Men’s U19 One-Day Cup is set to begin on Sunday, 21 September as 18 teams from 16 regions will go head to head in Charsadda, Muridke, Peshawar, and Sheikhupura in a total of 72 group matches along with a final the PCB announced on Friday.

The final of the tournament has been slated for Tuesday, 14 October, while the venue for final will be announced later. The PCB has set aside a prize pot of PKR 3.475 million with the winner taking PKR two million and the runner-up getting PKR one million.

The best batter, bowler, wicket-keeper and player of the tournament will get PKR 100k each, while player of the final will be awarded PKR 75k. The tournament also marks the continuation of Pakistan’s build-up towards the next iteration of the ICC Men’s U19 World Cup 2026 in Zimbabwe and Namibia.

The 18 teams have been divided into two groups with the Group A comprising of Abbottabad, Faisalabad, Karachi Blues, Lahore Blues, Larkana, Multan, Peshawar, Quetta, and Sialkot.

The Group A matches will take place at Sheikhupura Cricket Stadium, Rana Naveed-ul-Hasan Cricket Academy, Sheikhupura and Lahore Country Club, Muridke Ground 1 & 2.

Azad Jammu and Kashmir, Bahawalpur, Dera Murad Jamali, FATA, Hyderabad, Islamabad, Karachi Whites, Lahore Whites, and Rawalpindi make up Group B.

The Group B matches have been scheduled to take place in Peshawar’s Hayatabad Sports Complex, Mir Awais Cricket Ground and Shama Cricket Ground and Ishfaq Cricket Ground in Charsadda.

Each team will play eight matches in their respective group before the two table toppers from each group will face off in the 14 October final.

Groups

Group A – Abbottabad, Faisalabad, Karachi Blues, Lahore Blues, Larkana, Multan, Peshawar, Quetta, and Sialkot

Venues – Sheikhupura & Muridke

Group B – Azad Jammu and Kashmir, Bahawalpur, Dera Murad Jamali, FATA, Hyderabad, Islamabad, Karachi Whites, Lahore Whites, and Rawalpindi

Venues – Peshawar & Charsadda

Round one fixtures:

21 September

Group A

Abbottabad v Multan at Sheikhupura Cricket Stadium

Sialkot v Faisalabad at Lahore Country Club Muridke Ground #2

Lahore Blues v Peshawar at RNCA Stadium, Sheikhupura

Larkana v Quetta at Lahore Country Club Muridke Ground #1

Group B

Rawalpindi v Karachi Whites at Hayatabad Sports Complex, Peshawar

FATA v Dera Murad Jamali at Mir Awais Cricket Ground, Peshawar

Bahawalpur v Hyderabad at Shama Cricket Ground, Peshawar

Lahore Whites v Azad Jammu and Kashmir at Ishfaq Cricket Ground, Peshawar

 

[BouncerGuy]

National Men's U19 One-Day Cup - 1st round - 21 September: Toss Update

Group A

1) Abbottabad v Multan at Sheikhupura Stadium

Multan won the toss and elected to bat

2) Sialkot v Faisalabad at Lahore Country Club Ground No. 2, Muridke

Faisalabad won the toss and elected to bowl first

3) Lahore Blues v Peshawar at RNCA Stadium, Sheikhupura

Lahore Blues won the toss and elected to bowl first

4) Larkana v Quetta at Lahore Country Club Ground No. 1 Muirdke

Larkana won the toss and elected to bat first


Group B

5) Rawalpindi v Karachi Whites at Hayatabad Sports Complex, Peshawar

Rawalpindi won the toss and elected to bat first

6) FATA v Dera Murad Jamali at Mir Awais Cricket Ground, Peshawar

FATA won the toss and elected to bowl

7) Bahawalpur v Hyderabad at Shama Cricket Ground Peshawar

Hyderabad won the toss and elected to bowl first

8) Lahore Whites v AJK at Ishfaq Cricket Ground, Charsadda

Lahore Whites won the toss and elected to bat first

 

[hassan918]

Lahore, 21 September 2025: The opening round of the National Men’s U19 One-Day Cup 2025-26 produced emphatic performances across both groups, with Lahore Region Whites, Bahawalpur Region, Rawalpindi Region, Peshawar Region, Abbottabad Region, Faisalabad Region, Quetta Region and FATA all recording wins on the first day of action.

In Group A, Peshawar defeated Lahore Blues by 32 runs at RNCA Stadium, Sheikhupura. Zain Ullah’s unbeaten 82 and Ahmed Hussain’s 71 lifted Peshawar to 246 for five, before Muhammad Seyam’s three for 32 sealed the win as Lahore were bowled out for 214 in 48.3 overs despite Ali Hassan Baloch’s 81.

At Sheikhupura Cricket Stadium, Abbottabad chased 237 with authority to beat Multan by eight wickets, led by Uzair Ali’s unbeaten 114 and Muhammad Shayan’s 83 after Sadeeq Aman had taken three wickets.

At Lahore Country Club, Faisalabad defeated Sialkot by three wickets, chasing down 219-run target with Muhammad Daniyal’s unbeaten 71 proving decisive after Hayyam Khan’s 71 for Sialkot.

At the other game at Lahore Country Club, Larkana defended 145 to beat Quetta by 39 runs. Larkana’s Faisal Rehman picked up 4-21 in 10 overs.

In Group B, Lahore Whites began strongly with a 140-run win over AJK. Batting first, Lahore piled up 319 for five, courtesy of unbeaten knocks from Naveed Ayub (68 not out) and Husnain Abbas Dar (55 not out). In reply, AJK were restricted to 179 for eight as Saad Nadeem claimed four for 40.

Bahawalpur reaped a massive 203-run victory against Hyderabad, built around Waleed Iqbal’s superb 152 in a total of 318-7 in 50 overs. Salman Ahmed and Haseeb Ahmed then shared three wickets each to dismiss Hyderabad for 115 in 34 overs.

At Hayatabad Sports Complex, Rawalpindi Region outplayed Karachi Whites by 115 runs. Ali Mehdi’s 83 was the backbone of Rawalpindi’s 219 all out in 45.5 overs, before Hamaz Hussain Shah ripped through the Karachi batting with figures of five for 15 to bowl them out for 104.

Meanwhile at Mir Awais Stadium, Dera Murad Jamali were dismissed for just 22 in 10.4 overs against FATA. Muhammad Tahir took five wickets for four runs in two overs, while Taimoor Ali picked up four for four in 5.4 overs. FATA cruised to 23 without loss in only 1.5 overs to secure a 10-wicket win.

Second round of the tournament will be played on 23 September.

Scores in brief:

Group A:

Peshawar Region beat Lahore Region Blues by 32 runs at RNCA Stadium, Sheikhupura

Peshawar Region 246-5, 50 overs (Zain Ullah 82*, Ahmed Hussain 71; Naqeeb Ullah 2-34)

Lahore Region Blues 214 all out, 48.3 overs (Ali Hassan Baloch 81; Muhammad Seyam 3-32, Muhammad Zubair 2-29, Haroon Khan 2-51)

Abbottabad Region beat Multan Region by eight wickets at Sheikhupura Stadium

Multan Region 236-7, 50 overs (Rana Adeel 65, Sameer Ahmed 51; Sadeeq Aman 3-42)

Abbottabad Region 242-2, 43 overs (Uzair Ali 114 not out, Muhammad Shayan 83)

Faisalabad Region beat Sialkot Region by three wickets at Lahore Country Club Ground, Muridke

Sialkot Region 218 all out, 49.5 overs (Hayyam Khan 71; Muhammad Usman 4-41, M. Daniyal Ali 2-28, Momin Qamar 2-40)

Faisalabad Region 219-7, 48.4 overs (Muhammad Daniyal 71 not out, Qaisar Ali 43; M. Tayyab Arif 2-33, Abdul Subhan 2-34).

Larkana Region beat Quetta Region by 39 runs at Lahore Country Club Ground, Muridke

Larkana Region 145 all out, 45.3 overs (Asad Ullah 27; Fazal Rehman 3-30, Arbaz Khan 2-27)

Quetta Region 106 all out, 41.3 0vers (Muhammad Umar 49; Faisal Rehman 4-21, Ihsan Ali 3-9)

Group B

Lahore Region Whites beat AJK by 140 runs at Ishfaq Cricket Ground Charsadda

Lahore Region Whites 319-5, 50 overs (Naveed Ayub 68 not out, Muhammad Moiz 56, Husnain Abbas Dar 55 not out; Arsh Zaman 2-50)

AJK 179-8, 50 overs (Zain Jamil 36, Uzair Naveed 33; Saad Nadeem 4-40, Abbas Khan 2-39)

Bahawalpur Region beat Hyderabad Region by 203 runs at Shama Cricket Ground, Peshawar

Bahawalpur Region 318-7, 50 overs (Waleed Iqbal 152, Riyan Jibran 53, Muhammad Noraiz 45 not out; Muhammad Nameer 3-52)

Hyderabad Region 115 all out, 34 overs (Abdul Ahad 26 not out; Salman Ahmed 3-19, Haseeb Ahmed 3-34, Muhammad Makki 2-16, Muhammad Huzaifa 2-19)

Rawalpindi Region beat Karachi Region Whites by 115 runs at Hayatabad Sports Complex, Peshawar

Rawalpindi Region 219 all out, 45.5 overs (Ali Mehdi 83; Huzaifa Ahsan 2-29, Niqab Shah 2-35, Asad Umar 2-39)

Karachi Region Whites 104 all out, 29.3 overs (Saad Sakhawat 28; S. Hamaz Hussain Shah 5-15)

FATA beat Dera Murad Jamali by 10 wickets at Mir Awais Cricket Ground, Peshawar

Dera Murad Jamali 22 all out, 10.4 overs (Muhammad Tahir 5-4, Taimoor Ali 4-4)

FATA 23-0, 1.5 overs (Usman Khan 17 not out)

 

[BouncerGuy]

National Men's U19 One-Day Cup - 2nd round - 23 September: Toss Update

Group A

1) Sialkot v Multan at Lahore Country Club Ground #1 Muridke

Multan won the toss and elected to bat

2) Faisalabad v Abbottabad at RNCA Stadium, Sheikhupura

Abbottabad won the toss and elected to bat

3) Larkana v Lahore Blues at Lahore Country Club Ground #2 Muridke

Lahore Blues won the toss and elected to bat

4) Quetta v Karachi Blues at Sheikhupura Cricket Stadium

Quetta won the toss and elected to bat

Group B

5) FATA v Karachi Whites at Ishfaq Cricket Ground, Charsadda

FATA won the toss and elected to bowl

6) Dera Murad Jamali v Rawalpindi at Shama Cricket Ground, Peshawar

DMJ won the toss and elected to bat

7) Lahore Whites v Bahawalpur at Mir Awais Cricket Ground, Peshawar

Lahore Whites won the toss and elected to bat

8) Azad Jammu and Kashmir v Islamabad at Hayatabad Sports Complex, Peshawar

AJK won the toss and elected to bat

 

[Omer2002]

I have been asking this question for a while but no answer but please can you find out if the kid Mohammed Huffaiza who played in last years under 19 asia cup is playing anywhere he had so much potential left arm chinaman

 

[BouncerGuy]

National Men's U19 One-Day Cup – Third round - 26 September

Toss Update

Group A

1) Multan v Faisalabad at Lahore Country Club Ground #2 Muridke

Multan have won the toss and are batting first

2) Abbottabad v Lahore Blues at Rana Naveed Cricket Academy, Sheikhupura

Lahore Blues have won the toss and are batting first

3) Sialkot v Peshawar at Lahore Country Club Ground #1 Muridke

Peshawar have won the toss and are batting first

4) Larkana v Karachi Blues at Sheikhupura Cricket Stadium

Larkana have won the toss and are batting first

Group B

5) Rawalpindi v Bahawalpur at Shama Cricket Ground, Peshawar

Rawalpindi have won the toss and are batting first

6) Karachi v Dera Murad Jamali at Mirwais Cricket Ground, Peshawar

Dera Murad Jamali have won the toss and are fielding first

7) Islamabad v Lahore Whites at Hayatabad Sports Complex, Peshawar

Lahore Whites have won the toss and are batting first

8) FATA v Hyderabad at Ashfaq Cricket Ground Sirdheri, Charsadda

FATA have won the toss and are fielding first

 

[Omer2002]

National Men's U19 One-Day Cup – Third round - 26 September

Toss Update

Group A

1) Multan v Faisalabad at Lahore Country Club Ground #2 Muridke

Multan have won the toss and are batting first

2) Abbottabad v Lahore Blues at Rana Naveed Cricket Academy, Sheikhupura

Lahore Blues have won the toss and are batting first

3) Sialkot v Peshawar at Lahore Country Club Ground #1 Muridke

Peshawar have won the toss and are batting first

4) Larkana v Karachi Blues at Sheikhupura Cricket Stadium

Larkana have won the toss and are batting first

Group B

5) Rawalpindi v Bahawalpur at Shama Cricket Ground, Peshawar

Rawalpindi have won the toss and are batting first

6) Karachi v Dera Murad Jamali at Mirwais Cricket Ground, Peshawar

Dera Murad Jamali have won the toss and are fielding first

7) Islamabad v Lahore Whites at Hayatabad Sports Complex, Peshawar

Lahore Whites have won the toss and are batting first

8) FATA v Hyderabad at Ashfaq Cricket Ground Sirdheri, Charsadda

FATA have won the toss and are fielding first

I have been asking this question for a while but no answer but please can you find out if the kid Mohammed Huffaiza who played in last years under 19 asia cup is playing anywhere he had so much potential left arm chinaman

 

[BouncerGuy]

National Men's U19 One-Day Cup – Fourth round - 28 September

Toss Update

Group A

1) Sialkot v Karachi Blues at Lahore Country Club Ground #2 Muridke

Sialkot have won the toss and are batting first

2) Lahore Blues v Multan at Rana Naveed Cricket Academy, Sheikhupura

Multan have won the toss and are fielding first

3) Abbottabad v Quetta at Lahore Country Club Ground #1 Muridke

Quetta have won the toss and are batting first

4) Peshawar v Faisalabad at Sheikhupura Cricket Stadium

Faisalabad have won the toss and are batting first

Group B

5) Bahawalpur v Karachi Whites at Shama Cricket Ground, Peshawar

Karachi Whites have won the toss and are batting first

6) FATA v Islamabad at Mirwais Cricket Ground, Peshawar

Islamabad have won the toss and are fielding first

7) Hyderabad Region v DMJ at Hayatabad Sports Complex, Peshawar

Hyderabad have won the toss and are batting first

8) Rawalpindi v AJK at Ashfaq Cricket Ground Sirdheri, Charsadda

Rawalpindi have won the toss and are batting first

 

[BouncerGuy]

I have been asking this question for a while but no answer but please can you find out if the kid Mohammed Huffaiza who played in last years under 19 asia cup is playing anywhere he had so much potential left arm chinaman

he is playing for Bahawalpur Region...

 

[Omer2002]

Many thanks i didnt see his name in scorecards but thank you

 

[MenInG]

*National Men's U19 One-Day Cup - Fifth round - 1 October*

*Toss Update*

Group A

1) Karachi Blues v Abbottabad at Lahore Country Club Ground #1 Muridke

Karachi Blues won the toss and elected to bowl

2) Quetta v Sialkot at Sheikhupura Cricket Stadium

Sialkot won the toss and elected to bat

3) Faisalabad v Larkana at Lahore Country Club Ground #2 Muridke

Larkana won the toss and elected to bat

4) Multan v Peshawar at Rana Naveed Cricket Academy, Sheikhupura

Multan won the toss and elected to bat

Group B

5) Islamabad v Rawalpindi at Ishfaq Cricket Ground Charsadda

Rawalpindi won the toss and elected to bat first

6) AJK v FATA at Hayatabad Sports Complex, Peshawar

AJK won the toss and elected to bat

7) Dera Murad Jamali v Lahore Whites at Mir Awais Cricket Ground, Peshawar

DMJ won the toss and elected to bowl first

8) Karachi Whites v Hyderabad at Shama Cricket Ground, Peshawar

Karachi Whites won the toss and elected to bat first

 

[Ball Blazer]

Ahmad Hussain's unbeaten century leads Peshawar to three-wicket win over Multan​

The fifth round of the National Men’s U19 One-Day Cup saw Abbottabad, Sialkot, Faisalabad and Peshawar emerge victorious in Group A, while Group B triumphant teams included Rawalpindi, FATA, Lahore Whites and Karachi Whites as the action unfolded in Sheikhupura, Muridke Peshawar and Charsadda.

Apart from Ahmad Hussain’s ton, Multan’s Sameer Minhas, Sialkot’s Ghulam Haider, Abbottabad’s Mohammad Shayan, Karachi Whites’ Abdul Sami and Lahore Whites’ Farhan yousuf struck centuries in the round.

Group A

Peshawar’s Ahmad Hussain struck a match-winning unbeaten century (120 not out, 103b, 15x4s) as they chased the 261-run target with six balls to spare and three wickets in hand against Multan at the Rana Naveed Cricket Academy Ground in Sheikhupura.

Ahmad walked in to bat at 44-3 before Peshawar slid to 147-7. From then on, the no.5 batter stitched a 114-run stand with Haroon Khan (32 not out, 38b, 3x4s, 1x6) to steer his team to victory.

Earlier, Multan posted 260-5 in their 50 overs on the back of Sameer Minhas’ (107, 119b, 14x4s) second consecutive century, while Ali Husnain Badshah (74, 83b, 7x4s, 2x6s) scored a half-century. The duo took their team from 75-2 to 214-3.

At the Lahore Country Club Ground #1 Muridke, Abbottabad’s Muhammad Shayan struck unbeaten 144 off 130 balls hitting 12 fours and one six against Karachi Blues to take his team to 266-6 in 50 overs with the next best score being 32 by Mamoon ul Rasheed.

In turn, Karachi Blues fell 123 runs short as they were bowled out for 143 in 39.2 overs with Abbottabad’s left-arm pacer Jalal taking 4-16 in 6.2 overs.

At the Lahore Country Club Ground 2 in Muridke, Faisalabad beat Larkana by four wickets as they chased the 136-run target in 37.1 overs as Muhammad Usman (35 not out, 66b, 2x4s) and Tawasal Abbas (32 not out, 44b, 1x4, 1x6) lifted the team from 85-6.

Earlier, Faisalabad’s left-arm wrist-spinner Momin Qamar picked up 4-20 in 4.4 overs to skittle Larkana for 135 in 35.4 overs as they slid from 91-2 to lose eight wickets for 44 runs.

Sialkot rode on no.4 batter Ghulam Haider’s century (124, 113b, 12x4s, 3x6s) to post 306-8 in 50 overs at the Sheikhupura Cricket Stadium. In turn, Quetta fell 111 runs short as they were dismissed for 195 in 47.2 overs with Sialkot’s leg-spinner Muhammad Tayyab accounting for 4-22 in 8.2 overs.

Group B

Lahore Whites registered a thumping 195-run win over Dera Murad Jamali at the Mir Awais Cricket Ground in Peshawar with the help of Farhan Yousuf’s 118-ball 134 inclusive of eight fours and six sixes.

Batting first, Whites slipped to 41-4 before Farhan and Naveed Ayub (77, 93b, 7x4s, 2x6s) stitched a 177-run stand to help their team post 291-9 in 50 overs. In turn, Whites’ pacers Abbas Khan (4-34), Hasnain Abbas Dar (3-13) and Muhammad Ayyas (3-46) combined to dismiss DM Jamali for 96 in 21 overs.

FATA bagged a six-wicket win over Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) at the Hayatabad Sports Complex in Peshawar as they chased the 159-run target in 31.4 overs as Haris Shah chipped in with a 72-ball 50 hitting five fours.

AJK folded for a mere 158 in 45.4 overs as FATA’s Naveed Khan picked up 3-35 in 10 overs, while Taimur Ali dismissed two batters for 29 runs in 9.4 overs.

Hyderabad were bundled out for 104 in 33.3 overs at the Shama Cricket Ground in Peshawar chasing 271-run target against Karachi Whites. For the Whites, right-arm leg-spinner Saad Sakhawat picked up 4-10 in six overs.

Earlier, Karachi Whites’ no.3 batter Abdul Sami scored a century hitting a run-a-ball 115 with the help of 17 fours and two sixes to lift his team to 270. He shared a 133-run third-wicket with Huzaifa Ahsan (53, 69b, 6x4s).

Rawalpindi got the better of Islamabad by 48 runs at the Ishfaq Cricket Ground in Charsadda as they successfully defended the 237-run total. Islamabad slipped from 110-4 to 189 all out as they lost six wickets for 79 runs with no.3 batter Awais Ahmed top-scoring with 75 off 87 balls hitting five fours and three sixes. Rawalpindi’s pacers Husnain Ali and Malik Muhammad Haider picked up three wickets each.

Earlier, Rawalpindi were helped to a fighting total by half-centuries from Muhammad Ziyan (57, 49b, 11x4s) and Abdul Qadir (55, 44b, 6x4s, 3x6s). Islamabad’s Awais Ameen returned figures of 10-1-29-4.

The sixth round will take place on Friday, 3 October at the same venues.

Scores in brief:

Group A

Abbottabad beat Karachi Blues by 123 runs at Lahore Country Club Ground #1 Muridke

Abbottabad 266-6, 50 overs (Muhammad Shayan 144 not out, Mamoon ul Rasheed 32, Jawad Khan 23, Luqman Khan 22; Mohammad Zaid 2-45, Abdul Rauf 2-54)

Karachi Blues 143 all out, 39.2 overs (Musa Azad 22, Ali Sher 21, Sahil Nisar 20; Jalal 4-16, Muhammad Salman 3-43, Umer Zeb 2-30)

Sialkot beat Quetta by 111 runs at Sheikhupura Cricket Stadium

Sialkot 306-8, 50 overs (Ghulam Haider 124, Hayam Khan 36, Muhammad Musa 30 not out, Abdullah 30, Ubaid-ur-Rehman 26; Najeeb Ur Rehman 2-101)

Quetta 195 all out, 47.2 overs (Safi Ullah 36, Muhammad Umar 34, Ubaid Khan 28, Muhammad Rashid 23; Muhammad Tayyab 4-22, Abdul Subhan 3-51)

Faisalabad beat Larkana by four wickets at Lahore Country Club Ground #2 Muridke

Larkana 135 all out, 35.4 overs (Ghulam Rasool 36, Sami-ur-Rehman 34; Momin Qamar 4-20, Danial Ali Khan 2-25)

Faisalabad 139-6, 37.1 overs (Syed Ali Hassan 41, Muhammad Usman 35 not out, Tawasal Abbas 32 not out; Faisal Rehman 4-27)

Peshawar beat Multan by three wickets at Rana Naveed Cricket Academy, Sheikhupura

Multan 260-6, 50 overs (Sameer Minhas 107, Ali Husnain Badshah 74, Sohaib Akram 22; Muhammad Zubair 2-44)

Peshawar 261-7, 49 overs (Ahmad Hussain 120 not out, Muhammad Ayaz 35, Haroon Khan 32 not out, Zain Ullah 21; Muhammad Sheraz 3-41, Sohaib Akram 2-59)

Group B

Rawalpindi beat Islamabad by 48 runs at Ishfaq Cricket Ground Charsadda

Rawalpindi 237 all out, 39.5 overs (Muhammad Ziyan 57, Abdul Qadir 55, Ali Mehdi 46; Awais Ameen 4-29, Muneeb 2-46)

Islamabad 189 all out, 46.3 overs (Awais Ahmed 75, Abdul Zar Ahmed 33, Ahmed Yar Butt 23; Husnain Ali 3-16, Malik Muhammad Haider 3-47, Muhammad Hassan 2-36)

FATA beat AJK by six wickets at Hayatabad Sports Complex, Peshawar

AJK 158 all out, 45.4 overs (Ahmed Raza 46, Bilal Waheed 42, Zain Jameel 25; Naveed Khan 3-35, Taimur Ali 2-29)

FATA 159-4, 31.4 overs (Haris Shah 50, Usman Khan 45, Muhammad Talha 36 not out)

Lahore Whites beat Dera Murad Jamali by 195 runs at Mir Awais Cricket Ground, Peshawar

Lahore Whites 291-9, 50 overs (Farhan Yousuf 134, Naveed Ayub 77; Farhan Ullah 3-41, Abdul Ghaffar 2-54, Muhammad Hassan 2-55)

DM Jamali 96 all out, 21 overs (Khalid Shah 19; Abbas Khan 4-34, Hasnain Abbas Dar 3-13, Muhammad Ayyas 3-46)

Karachi Whites beat Hyderabad by 166 runs at Shama Cricket Ground, Peshawar

Karachi Whites 270 all out, 50 overs (Abdul Sami 115, Huzaifa Ahsan 53, Hammad Alam 32; Salman Khan 3-63, Abdul Ahad 2-31, Muhammad Nameer 2-47)

Hyderabad 104 all out, 33.3 overs (Muhammad Rohan Khan 43, Yahya Shah 20; Saad Sakhawat 4-10, Arman Hussain 2-21)

 

[MenInG]

National Men's U19 One-Day Cup - Sixth round - 3 October

Toss Update

Group A

1) Larkana Region v Multan Region at Lahore Country Club Ground #1 Muridke

Multan have won the toss and are batting first

2) Lahore Blues v Karachi Blues at Sheikhupura Cricket Stadium

Lahore Blues have won the toss and are batting first

3) Faisalabad v Quetta at Lahore Country Club Ground #2 Muridke

Quetta have won the toss and are batting first

4) Abbottabad v Peshawar at Rana Naveed Cricket Academy, Sheikhupura

Peshawar have won the toss and are batting first

Group B

5) DMJ v AJK at Mirwais Cricket Ground, Peshawar

AJK have won the toss and are batting first

6) Rawalpindi v Hyderabad at Shama Cricket Ground, Peshawar

Hyderabad have won the toss and are batting first

7) Bahawalpur v Islamabad at Hayatabad Sports Complex, Peshawar

Islamabad have won the toss and are batting first

8) Lahore Whites v Karachi Whites at Ashfaq Cricket Ground, Charsadda

Karachi Whites have won the toss and are fielding first

 

[The Bald Eagle]

Lahore, 3 October 2025: The sixth round of the National U19 Cup was played today across venues in Charsadda, Muridke, Sheikhupura and Peshawar. The highlight of the round was Lahore Blues’ Ali Hassan Baloch’s third century, which helped his side to a 92-run win over Karachi Blues.

Group A

In Group A fixtures, Multan edged past Larkana by three runs in a thrilling contest at Lahore Country Club Ground No.1 in Muridke. Batting first, Multan posted 207 for eight in 50 overs on the back of Ali Husnain’s 54, Mohammad Ahmed’s 41 and an unbeaten 32 from Sohaib Akram.

For Larkana, Ihsan Ali picked three wickets for 41 runs. In turn, Sami ur Rehman’s 73 kept Larkana in the chase, but Multan bowlers held their nerve to restrict them to 204 for nine. Mohammad Ahmed (3-31) and Sohaib Akram (3-45) shared six wickets between them.

At Sheikhupura Cricket Stadium, Lahore Blues batting first scored 304 for six in 50 overs courtesy Ali Hassan Baloch’s 108 and Jahangir Bilal 90. For Karachi Blues, Ayan Saleem bagged five wickets for 42. In turn, Karachi Blues were bundled out for 209 in 43.3 overs with Abdullah Waheed contributing 53 runs with the bat. For Lahore Blues’ Ali Hassan and Ibtisam Azhar bagged two wickets each.

Faisalabad registered a five-wicket win over Quetta in a low-scoring encounter at Lahore Country Club Ground No.2 in Muridke. Quetta were dismissed for 48 in 22 overs, with only Mohammad Rashid (14) reaching double figures. Momin Qamar returned figures of six for three, while Abdul Habib picked two for 10. Faisalabad achieved the target in 12.2 overs, finishing at 49 for five, with Farrukh Bashir contributing 20 runs.

At Rana Naveed Cricket Academy in Sheikhupura, Abbottabad pulled off a thrilling one-wicket win over Peshawar. Batting first, Peshawar scored 202 in 47.2 overs, built around Ahmed Hussain’s 100 and Muhammad Hussain’s 63. Umar Zaib (three for 21) and Abbas Amir (two for 40) led Abbottabad’s bowling effort.

In run-chase, Abbottabad reached 203 for nine in 45.5 overs, with Mohammad Shayan anchoring with 59. Mohammad Seyam and Hasan Ahmed picked up two wickets apiece for Peshawar.

Group B

In Group B, Rawalpindi defeated Hyderabad by five wickets at Shama Cricket Ground in Peshawar. Hyderabad were dismissed for 96 in 29.1 overs, as Mir Hamza returned five wickets for 11 runs and Mohammad Hassan picked three for 27.

In turn, Rawalpindi achieved the target in 14.3 overs, losing five wickets in the process, with Abdul Qadir returning unbeaten on 50. Mohammad Salman Khan took three wickets for Hyderabad.

At Mirwais Cricket Ground in Peshawar, AJK defeated DMJ by 38 runs. AJK were dismissed for 217 in 49.3 overs, with Bilal Waheed (51) and Zain Jameel (44) making valuable contributions. Mohammad Hassan took three wickets for 50. In response, DMJ were bowled out for 179 in 46.4 overs. Gohar Rehman top-scored with 39, while Zeeshan Dawood starred with four for 24.

Rawalpindi overcame Hyderabad by five wickets at Shama Cricket Ground in Peshawar. Hyderabad were skittled for 96 in 29.1 overs, courtesy Mir Hamza’s five for 11 and Mohammad Hassan’s three for 27. Abdul Qadir’s unbeaten 50 steered Rawalpindi to 99 for five in 14.3 overs despite Mohammad Salman Khan’s three for 22.

At Ashfaq Cricket Ground in Charsadda, Karachi Whites overcame Lahore Whites by four wickets. Batting first, Lahore Whites were bowled out for 215 in 49.5 overs. Husnain Abbas top-scored with 32, while Asad Umar (4-33) and Huzaif Ahsan (4-41) shared eight wickets between them.

In reply, Karachi Whites achieved the target in 47.2 overs losing six wickets in the process. Saad Sakhawat made an unbeaten 40, while Naveed Ayub and Abbas Khan took two wickets each.

The seventh round of the tournament will take place on Monday, 6 October.

Scores in brief:

Group A

Multan beat Larkana by three runs at Lahore Country Club Ground #1 Muridke

Multan 207-8, 50 overs (Ali Husnain 54, Mohammad Ahmed 41, Sohaib Akram 32 not out; Ihsan Ali 3-41)

Larkana 204-9, 50 overs (Sami ur Rehman 73; Mohammad Ahmed 3-31, Sohaib Akram 3-45)

Lahore Blues beat Karachi Blues by 92 runs at Sheikhupura Cricket Stadium

Lahore Blues 304-6, 50 overs (Ali Hassan Baloch 108, Jahangir Bilal 90; Ayan Saleem 5-42)

Karachi Blues 209 all out, 43.3 overs (Abdullah Waheed 53; Ali Hasan Baloch 2-26, Ibtisam Azhar 2-42)

Faisalabad beat Quetta by five wickets at Lahore Country Club Ground #2 Muridke

Quetta 48 all out, 22 overs (Mohammad Rashid 14; Momin Qamar 6-3, Abdul Habib 2-10)

Faisalabad 49-5, 12.2 overs (Farrukh Bashir 20; Mehraj-Ud-Din 2-11, Najeeb-Ur-Rehman 2-23)

Abbottabad beat Peshawar by one wicket at Rana Naveed Cricket Academy, Sheikhupura

Peshawar 202 all out, 47.2 overs (Ahmed Hussain 100, Muhammad Hussain 63; Umar Zaib 3-21, Abbas Amir 2-40, Mohammad Salman 2-55)

Abbottabad 203-9, 45.5 overs (Mohammad Shayan 59; Mohammad Seyam 2-30, Hasan Ahmed 2-37)

Group B

AJK beat DMJ by 38 runs at Mirwais Cricket Ground, Peshawar

AJK 217 all out, 49.3 overs (Bilal Waheed 51, Zain Jameel 44; Mohammad Hassan 3-50, Farhan ullah 2-41)

DMJ 179 all out, 46.4 overs (Gohar Rehman 39; Zeeshan Dawood 4-24, Zain Jameel 2-26, Bilal Waheed 2-42)

Rawalpindi beat Hyderabad by five wickets at Shama Cricket Ground, Peshawar

Hyderabad 96 all out, 29.1 overs (Mir Hamza 5-11, Mohammad Hassan 3-27)

Rawalpindi 99-5, 14.3 overs (Abdul Qadir 50 not out; Mohammad Salman Khan 3-22)

Islamabad beat Bahawalpur by 13 runs at Hayatabad Sports Complex, Peshawar

Islamabad 138 all out, 33 overs (Awais Ameen 42; Mohammad Hamid 3-15, Haseeb Ahmed 3-42, Salman Ahmed 2-32)

Bahawalpur 105 all out, 26.1 overs (Waleed Iqbal 35; Irfan Shah 5-26, Mohammad Nayyar 3-26)

Karachi Whites beat Lahore Whites by four wickets at Ashfaq Cricket Ground, Charsadda

Lahore Whites 215 all out, 49.5 overs (Husnain Abbas 32; Asad Umar 4-33, Huzaif Ahsan 4-41)

Karachi Whites 217-6, 47.2 overs (Saad Sakhawat 40 not out; Naveed Ayub 2-31, Abbas Khan 2-56)

 

[BouncerGuy]

Update on National U19 Cup Seventh Round – 6 October, 2025

Toss at all eight venues delayed due to rain

 

[The Bald Eagle]

Lahore, 6 October 2025: The seventh round of the National U19 Cup saw only two Group B fixtures unfold as rains across other venues led to the abandonment of six matches without the toss taking place on Monday, 6 October

The penultimate and eighth round of the tournament has been rescheduled to take place on Thursday, 9 October instead of Wednesday, 8 October due to inclement weather.

At the Shama Cricket Ground in Peshawar, Karachi Whites romped to a seven-wicket victory over Islamabad as they overcame the 90-run target in 12 overs. Earlier, Niqab Shafiq and Azman Hussain’s three strikes each with the ball bundled out Islamabad for a mere 89 in 19.2 overs.

Azad Jammu and Kashmir overcame Hyderabad in a last-over chase as they surmounted the 171-run target with five balls to spare in a rain-hit 25-over game.

Vital contributions from AJK’s Uzair Naveed (52, 45b, 2x4s, 1x6), Ahmad Raza (48, 53b, 2x4s, 1x6) and Bilal Waheed (39, 23b, 5x4s, 2x6s) helped their team get over the line from being 57-3 at one point.

Scores in brief:

Karachi Whites beat Islamabad by seven wickets at the Shama Cricket Ground, Peshawar

Islamabad 89 all out, 19.2 overs (Mohammad Abdul Malik 26; Niqab Shafiq 3-15, Azman Hussain 3-16)

Karachi Whites 93-3 in 12 overs (Muhammad Azan 24, Abdul Sami 22)

Azad Jammu and Kashmir beat Hyderabad by five wickets at Ashfaq Cricket Ground, Charsadda

Hyderabad 170-2, 25 overs (Yahya Shah 79; Noman Niaz 1-18)

AJK 172-5, 24.1 overs (Uzair Naveed 52, Ahmad Raza 48, Bilal Waheed 39; Farha

 

[ataullah]

Who's topping the charts in bowling and batting?.any future stars?

 

[Omer2002]

Welll i have been scrolling up and see someone called ahmad baloch has made 3 centuries so far for lahore blues so thats some consistency at this level plus he has been taking wickets. Mohammed Qamar been amongst wickets too i think he is another chinaman

 

[BouncerGuy]

National Men’s U19 Cup – Eighth Round

Group A

Karachi Blues U19 have won the toss and are batting first against Faisalabad U19 at Sheikhupura Cricket Stadium

Lahore Blues U19 have won the toss and are batting first against Quetta U19 at Lahore Country Club Muridke

Peshawar U19 have won the toss and are batting first against Larkana U19 at Rana Naveed Cricket Academy, Sheikhupura

Abbottabad U19 have won the toss and are batting first against Sialkot U19 at Lahore Country Club Ground B, Muridke

Group B

FATA have won the toss and are bowling first against Rawalpindi U19 at Mirwais Cricket Ground, Peshawar

Bahawalpur U19 have won the toss and are batting first against Azad Jammu and Kashmir U19 at Ashfaq Cricket Ground, Charsadda

Lahore Whites U19 have won the toss and are fielding first against Hyderabad U19 at Shama Cricket Ground, Peshawar

Dera Murad Jamali U19 have won the toss and are fielding first against Islamabad U19 at Hayatabad Sports Complex, Peshawar

 

[BouncerGuy]

Update on National U19 One-Day Cup 2025-26 - Last round

Four Group A matches of the ongoing National U19 One-Day Cup scheduled to take place on Saturday, 11 October in Muridke and Sheikhupura have been postponed due to unavoidable circumstances.

The other four matches in Group B will take place as per schedule on Saturday in Charsadda and Peshawar.

The revised schedule of the last round Group A fixtures and the date for the subsequent final between the toppers of both groups will be announced in due course.

 

[BouncerGuy]

National Men's U19 Cup - Ninth Round

Group B

Karachi Whites won the toss and elected to bat first against Azad Jammu and Kashmir at Hayatabad Sports Complex, Peshawar

Islamabad won the toss and elected to bowl first against Hyderabad at Mirwais Cricket Ground, Peshawar

Lahore Whites won the toss and elected to bowl first against FATA at Ashfaq Cricket Ground Sridheri, Charsadda

Bahawalpur won the toss and elected to bat first against Dera Murad Jamali at Shama Cricket Ground, Peshawar

 

[Ball Blazer]

Rawalpindi qualify for final of National U19 Cup​

Rawalpindi region have qualified for the final of the National U19 Cup after topping Group ‘B’ at the conclusion of the ninth round of the tournament today. Rawalpindi remained unbeaten in the event, securing 15 points after winning seven of their eight fixtures, with one match abandoned due to rain.

Rawalpindi’s opponents for the final will be confirmed after the completion of the ninth-round fixtures of Group ‘A’, which could not take place today due to unavoidable circumstances. A revised schedule will be announced in due course.

In Group B match at Shama Cricket Ground, Bahawalpur defeated DMJ by 85 runs. Ziyan Jibran’s 59 and Haseeb Ahmad’s 43 guided Bahawalpur to 267 in 48.4 overs. In reply, DMJ were bowled out for 182 in 40.3 overs despite Mohammad Zubair’s 69, with four Bahawalpur bowlers taking two wickets apiece.

Hyderabad overcame Islamabad by 73 runs at Mirwais Cricket Ground. Mohammad Rohan Khan top-scored with 79 to lift Hyderabad to 233. In turn, Islamabad managed 160 as Nameer Shaikh (4-18) and Abdul Wahab (3-31) shared seven wickets.

At Hayatabad Sports Complex, Karachi Whites defeated AJK by 55 runs. Karachi Whites were bowled out for 205 before restricting AJK to 150 in 45.2 overs. Huzaifa Ahsan (108, 2-31) impressed with both bat and ball, while Niqaq Shafiq chipped in with 2-23.

FATA recorded a 41-run win over Lahore Whites at Ashfaq Ahmed Ground in Charsadda. Mohammad Abbas Afridi struck a commanding 118 to help FATA reach 256. Lahore Whites were dismissed for 215 in 46.4 overs, with Mohammad Tahir taking three wickets, while Jamshidullah grabbing two wickets.

Scores in brief:

Group ‘B’

Bahawalpur beat DMJ by 85 runs at the Shama Cricket Ground, Peshawar

Bahawalpur 267 all out, 48.4 overs (Ziyan Jibran 59, Haseeb Ahmad 43; Muzamil Ali 5-50)

DMJ 182 all out, 40.3 overs (Mohammad Zubair 69; Haseeb Ahmad 2-28, Mohammad Huzaifa 2-33, Salman Ahmad 2-37, Mohammad Hamid 2-39)

Hyderabad beat Islamabad by 73 runs at Mirwais Cricket Ground, Peshawar

Hyderabad 233 all out, 49.3 overs (Mohammad Rohan Khan 79; Shaukatullah 3-61, Arsalan Khan 2-2, Awais Amin 2-29, Muneeb 2-48)

Islamabad 160 all out, 35.3 overs (Abdullah Malik 48; Nameer Shaikh 4-18, Abdul Wahab 3-31)

Karachi Whites beat AJK by 55 runs at Hayatabad Sports Complex, Peshawar

Karachi Whites 205 all out, 49.4 overs (Huzaifa Ahsan 108; Sufiyan Hussain 4-40, Mohammad Zeeshan Dawood 2-24, Sanwal Ejaz 2-36)

AJK 150 all out, 45.2 overs (Sanwal Ejaz 54; Niqaq Shafiq 2-23, Huzaifa Ahsan 2-31)

FATA beat Lahore Whites by 41 runs at Ashfaq Ahmed Ground, Charsadda

FATA 256 all out, 47.1 overs (Mohammad Abbas Afridi 118, Mohammad Talha 44; Hasnain Abbas Dar 4-49, Abdul Rasool Tariq 3-21, Mohammad Aleem Imtiaz 2-56)

Lahore Whites 215 all out, 46.4 overs (Farhan Yousuf 38; Mohammad Tahir 3-48, Asad Raza 2-2, Jamshidullah 2-27)

 

[Ball Blazer]

Update on National Men's U19 One-Day Cup

The remaining four Group A matches have been rescheduled to take place on Monday, 13 October. From Group B, Rawalpindi have qualified for the final. The date and the venue for the final will be announced in due course.

Group A - Last round - Monday

1) Faisalabad v Lahore Blues at Sheikhupura Cricket Stadium

2) Sialkot v Larkana at Lahore Country Club Ground 1, Muridke

3) Multan v Quetta at Lahore Country Club Ground 2, Muridke

4) Karachi Blues v Peshawar at Central Park Cricket Ground, Lahore

Group A standings after Eight rounds:

Lahore Blues 11
Abbottabad 11
Peshawar 10
Faisalabad 9
Sialkot 7
Karachi Blues 5
Multan 5
Larkana 3
Quetta 3

 

[Muhammad Saad]

Huzaifa Ahsan is a genuine all rounder as it seems from the stats.
His U17 stats are whacking insane.

 

[Ball Blazer]

National U19 One-Day Cup

Group A - Last round - Toss update

Faisalabad won the toss and opted to bowl first against Lahore Blues at Sheikhupura Stadium

Multan won the toss and elected to bat first against Quetta at Lahore Country Club Ground 2, Muridke

Karachi Blues won the toss and elected to bat first against Peshawar at Central Park Cricket Ground

Sialkot won the toss and elected to bat first against Larkana at Country Club Ground 1, Muridke