Pakistan U19 (314/3) defeat UAE U19 (245/8) by 69 runs to secure their spot in the semi-finals of ACC U19 Asia Cup 2024

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Pakistan U19 and UAE U19 showed their prowess in the opening round and are now locking horns at the ICC Academy Ground in Dubai on 2nd December 2024. With a semi-final berth at stake.

Pakistan U19 secured a commanding victory over India U19 in their first match, while UAE U19 delivered a crushing defeat to Japan U19. Both teams are brimming with confidence and will look to assert their dominance as the tournament progresses. Fans can expect a competitive match filled with breathtaking performances and intense action.

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ACC Men’s U19 Asia Cup
2024

UAE have won the toss and are fielding first against Pakistan

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A good partnership is being built between Shahzaib and Usman.
 
Pakistan U19: 101/1 (21.1 overs)

Shahzaib Khan racks up fifty as Pakistan are off to another strong start
 
Innings break

Pakistan U19 set a target of 315 runs for UAE U19.

Pakistan U19: 314-3 (50 ov)
 
Pakistan U19 defeat UAE U19 by 69 runs to secure their spot in the Semi-finals of ACC U19 Asia Cup 2024

Opener Shahzaib Khan continued his purple patch with the bat, recording his second successive century to guide Pakistan U19 to a comfortable 69-run victory over the United Arab Emirates U19 in a Group-A match of the ACC Men’s U19 Asia Cup at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Monday.

The UAE were also punished by No.3 batter Muhammad Riazullah, as Pakistan U19 amassed 314 for three in the allotted 50 overs after being sent into bat. Later in the afternoon, fast bowler Abdul Subhan delivered a player of the match performance, decimating the middle-order with exceptional figures of 10-0-57-6. His spell saw the home side collapse from 170 for three to finish at 245 for eight.

Shahzaib, who had scored 159 against India on Saturday, smashed 11 fours and six sixes in a 136-ball 132. Riazullah was equally impressive, hitting nine fours and three sixes in a well-crafted 91-ball 106.

Shahzaib and Riazullah put on 183 runs for the second wicket in just over 27 overs. Their partnership followed a strong 94-run opening stand between Shahzaib and Usman Khan (41). After Shahzaib was dismissed on the final delivery of the 46th over, Riazullah added 37 runs in the last four overs with Faham-ul-Haq (20 not out).

Chasing a stiff target, the UAE stumbled to 57 for three before Ethan D’Souza and Muhammad Rayan stitched together a 113-run partnership for the fourth wicket. However, Rayan’s departure at 170 marked the end of UAE’s resistance, as they eventually finished at 245 for eight.

D’Souza, the seventh batter to be dismissed, scored a 102-ball 84 with 11 fours, while Rayan contributed 50 off 66 balls, including three sixes and one four.

The victory places Pakistan atop Group-A, followed by the UAE, India and Japan. In Group-B, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh have won two matches each, while Afghanistan and Nepal remain winless. The top two sides from each group will progress to the semifinals.

Pakistan will face Japan in their final league match on Wednesday at the Dubai International Sports Stadium.
 
Just saw the highlights, it was pretty much a dead surface and still our pacers looked so quick on this wicket , all 3 pacers must have touched 140k today as their effort deliveries.
 
Decent height too. Action looks very similar to Azhar Mahmood. Nice to see some good U19 pacers. Just hope they can stay healthy.

I made a post here a while back detailing the criteria for a fast bowler.

We should not be fielding short fast bowlers. 6ft mininum, ideally 6'4
 
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