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[VIDEOS] Pakistan Under-19s whitewash South Africa Under-19s 7-0 in One-Day series in SA

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Bryce Parsons is carried off through injury after slipping in the jnner-ring. Nonelela Yikha comes on as a sub fielder. <br><br>PAK 117/2 after 19 overs <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/YouthODI?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#YouthODI</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/SAvPAK?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#SAvPAK</a></p>— Cricket South Africa (@OfficialCSA) <a href="https://twitter.com/OfficialCSA/status/1145246136338436096?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 30, 2019</a></blockquote>
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[MENTION=133760]Abdullah719[/MENTION] could you please find out why Wasim isn't playing?
 
I am exciting to see some good promising youngsters from our U-19 team

Haider Ali- Opening batsman
Haris Khan- Aggresive middle order batsman
Abbas Afridi-Attacking alrounder
Rohail Nazir- Wicket keeper batsman

Nasim Shah-Fast bowler
Akhtar Shah-bowler
These players are good enough to replace many of our players easily. Wasim Khan should have an eye on them.
We also need 2 good spin bowlers.
We will be a decent team!!!
 
Pakistan finish with 341 for 8 after 50 overs.


Haider Ali 59 of 41
Fahad Munir 56 of 82 :misbah4
Rohail Nazir 89 of 91
Haris Khan 62 of 41
Abbas Afridi 30 of 19


Ma sha Allah
 
Shafi said:
I am exciting to see some good promising youngsters from our U-19 team

Haider Ali- Opening batsman
Haris Khan- Aggresive middle order batsman
Abbas Afridi-Attacking alrounder
Rohail Nazir- Wicket keeper batsman

Nasim Shah-Fast bowler
Akhtar Shah-bowler
These players are good enough to replace many of our players easily. Wasim Khan should have an eye on them.
We also need 2 good spin bowlers.
We will be a decent team!!!
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what abt Fahad Munir.... decent bat... leg spinning all rounder? ..
 
Pak 341-8.

No idea how weak or strong SA are but good to see the young guns performing.

The most promising thing about the team is that players are performing that our current national team are heavily lacking.

Opener - Haider Ali
Wicketkeeper that can bat - Rohail Nazir
Late Hitter - Haris Khan and Abbas Afridi
Right arm pace bowler - Naseem Shah
 
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Impressive batting performance from Pak U19 again. Abbas Afridi looks a good all rounder who can hit the ball and Haider Ali has been exceptional in every game as well.
 
Seems like naseem is troubling sa batsmen with sheer pace and speed with very good short pitch delivery

Naseem Shah to Ntanzi, OUT, short ball, Ntanzi tries to get out of the way, catches the shoulder of the bat and loops up to the keeper for an easy catch

Naseem Shah to Cotani, OUT, a ripper of a yorker and middle stump is rattled
K Cotani b Naseem Shah 9 (19m 10b )

Naseem Shah to Louw, OUT, short ball, attempted hook, thuds into the gloves and the keeper moves smartly to his left for an easy catch

Naseem Shah to Copeland, OUT,
M Copeland b Naseem Shah 7 (4m 5b
 
Rohail, Amir and Naseem shine as Pakistan U19 take unassailable 4-0 lead

• Rohail scores 89, Amir and Naseem took four wickets each as Pakistan U19 beat South Africa U19 in fourth match by 88 runs

Captain’s innings from Rohail Nazir and brilliant bowling display from Amir Ali and Naseem Shah helped Pakistan U19 beat South Africa U19 by 88 runs in the fourth 50-over match to take an unassailable 4-0 lead at the Pietermaritzburg Oval in Pietermaritzburg on Sunday.

Amir Ali and Naseem Shah took four wickets a piece for 44 and 52, respectively, as the hosts were bowled out for 253 in 43.3 overs. Johathan Bird scored run a ball 75 with 10 fours and two sixes.

Ruan Terblanche (53) and Bryce Parsons (39) were the other notable run-getters.

Earlier, after electing to bat, the tourists scored 341 for eight in 50 overs. Rohail Nazir top-scored with a 91-ball 89 and hit 11 fours while Mohammad Haris contributed a quick-fire 62 off 41 balls that included eight boundaries and a six.

Haider Ali (59) and Fahad Munir (56) contributed 65 runs for the second wicket.

For the home side, Imraan Philander was the pick of the bowler with three wickets for 52 runs.

The fifth match of the series will be played on 2 July at the same venue.

Fourth 50-over match, Pietermaritzburg, Pakistan U19 beat South Africa U19 by 88 runs

Scores in brief:

Pakistan U19 341-8, 50 overs (Rohail Nazir 89, Mohammad Haris 62, Haider Ali 59, Fahad Munir 56; Imraan Philander 3-52, Achille Cloete 2-53)

South Africa U19 253 all out, 43.3 overs (Johathan Bird 75, Ruan Terblanche 53, Bryce Parsons 39; Amir Ali 4-44, Naseem Shah 4-52)

Player of the match: Amir Ali
 
Focus on his performance and not age. Let those in charge worry about the age.

Well bowled aamir.
 
Rohail Nazir could be the end of Sarfraz Ahmed. A massive talent.

Will get a lot of chances in the upcoming PSL from Islamabad United.
 
Haider Ali, Rohail Nazir, Naseem Shah, Abbas Afridi and Fahad Munir look like future Pak players. Get them to play more List A, FC and PSL cricket.
 
They seem to be pretty clinical. Wasim Khan needs to focus on their development
 
Pakistan take unassailable series lead against SA U19s

Sunday, 30 June 2019

Pakistan claimed an 88-run victory in the fourth Youth One-Day International (ODI) against the Coca-Cola South Africa under-19s despite half-centuries from Ruan Terblanche and Jonathan Bird in Pietermaritzburg on Sunday.

The touring side took an unassailable four-nil lead in the seven-match series following four wins on the bounce.

The sub-continent outfit posted a commanding 341/8 in batting-friendly conditions, with Rohail Nazir top-scoring with 89 off 91 balls (11 fours) before Bird (75 off 75 balls, 10 fours, 2 sixes) and Terblanche (53 off 65 balls, 7 fours) contributed in vain, towards South Africa’s reply of 253 all out in 43.3 overs.

Naseem Shah (4/52) and Aamir Ali (4/44) were the pick of the bowlers for Pakistan en route to victory.

After winning the toss and electing to set a score, Pakistan got off to another flyer with the bat. The opener, Haider Ali, smashed a quick-fire 59 off 41 deliveries (12 fours) in two half-century partnerships with Fahad Munir (56) and Nazir. After Ali was dismissed, Nazir took on the run-scoring mantle alongside Haris Khan (62), with the pair both reaching their half-tons.

Although the home side fought back during the last ten overs, thanks in main to crucial wickets from Imraan Philander (3/52) to leave Pakistan on 279/5 after 44 overs, Khan and Abbas Afridi helped carry their side to well over the 300-run mark. The latter scored an unbeaten 30 off 19 balls to push the tourists to near 350.

Faced with an uphill battle of 342 for victory and a way back into the series, South Africa made a solid start after a 116-run partnership for the second wicket between Bird and Terblanche. The pair looked dominant at the crease, with Bird dispatching the ball to all parts of the ground before another middle-order collapse hindered the hosts’ chase.

The left-arm spinner, Ali made regular inroads, taking four scalps while Shah delivered effective yorkers to continue picking up wickets despite Bryce Parsons’ valiant 39 off 20 (5 fours, 2 sixes).

Lifa Ntanzi (9) was the last wicket to fall as Pakistan got over the line with 6.3 overs to spare.
 
AdamM97 said:
Haider Ali, Rohail Nazir, Naseem Shah, Abbas Afridi and Fahad Munir look like future Pak players. Get them to play more List A, FC and PSL cricket.
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You forget Baby AB Haris Khan and fast bowler Akhtar Shah
 
Playing XI vs SL in home test series
1. Haider Ali
2. Imam
3. Babar
4. Haris
5. Saad Ali
6. Rohail
7. Shadab
8. Umar Khan
9. Shaheen
10. Husnain
11. Naseem

I hope youngsters like Haider, Rohail, Umair yousuf, Naseem are given their chances in test cricket before throwing them into white ball cricket. Test cricket is the place for youngsters to showcase their talent & abilities & develop on as a player.
 
aqeelPK said:
Playing XI vs SL in home test series
1. Haider Ali
2. Imam
3. Babar
4. Haris
5. Saad Ali
6. Rohail
7. Shadab
8. Umar Khan
9. Shaheen
10. Husnain
11. Naseem

I hope youngsters like Haider, Rohail, Umair yousuf, Naseem are given their chances in test cricket before throwing them into white ball cricket. Test cricket is the place for youngsters to showcase their talent & abilities & develop on as a player.
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In an ideal world this should be our lineup against all the teams after the WC if we don’t make it to the semis...

Groom these youngsters for the next World Cup in India.
 
Mueez said:
In an ideal world this should be our lineup against all the teams after the WC if we don’t make it to the semis...

Groom these youngsters for the next World Cup in India.
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Replace Imam, Babar, Harris, Shadab and Shaheen by some other youngster to make this an A team and have the tour multiple countries to fast track them to national side, if they show talent at higher level.
 
aqeelPK said:
Playing XI vs SL in home test series
1. Haider Ali
2. Imam
3. Babar
4. Haris
5. Saad Ali
6. Rohail
7. Shadab
8. Umar Khan
9. Shaheen
10. Husnain
11. Naseem

I hope youngsters like Haider, Rohail, Umair yousuf, Naseem are given their chances in test cricket before throwing them into white ball cricket. Test cricket is the place for youngsters to showcase their talent & abilities & develop on as a player.
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Too early for Naseem and I say this as someone who can't wait to see him play for the national team. He should play another season of QeA, do the U19 WC and couple of A tours before getting selected for Pakistan.
 
Arsal_AK said:
Too early for Naseem and I say this as someone who can't wait to see him play for the national team. He should play another season of QeA, do the U19 WC and couple of A tours before getting selected for Pakistan.
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Naseem is already a complete package. Perfect action, excellent pace, ability to swing & seam the ball both ways & got a good yorker too. Throw him in a test series so that we can find out how much control he has. He has potential to become world class bowler in couple of years if given enough chances & confidence.
 
aqeelPK said:
Playing XI vs SL in home test series
1. Haider Ali
2. Imam
3. Babar
4. Haris
5. Saad Ali
6. Rohail
7. Shadab
8. Umar Khan
9. Shaheen
10. Husnain
11. Naseem

I hope youngsters like Haider, Rohail, Umair yousuf, Naseem are given their chances in test cricket before throwing them into white ball cricket. Test cricket is the place for youngsters to showcase their talent & abilities & develop on as a player.
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Mueez said:
In an ideal world this should be our lineup against all the teams after the WC if we don’t make it to the semis...

Groom these youngsters for the next World Cup in India.
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I think it would be early for Haider and Naseem. Ideally they should play all matches of 4 day cricket this year and perform. Play the U19 WC next year and then PSL. After that if we think they are developed enough in this team then why not.
 
aqeelPK said:
Naseem is already a complete package. Perfect action, excellent pace, ability to swing & seam the ball both ways & got a good yorker too. Throw him in a test series so that we can find out how much control he has. He has potential to become world class bowler in couple of years if given enough chances & confidence.
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He has just recovered from a back injury. I would avoid playing him in tests until his body develops a bit more.
 
Titan24 said:
I think it would be early for Haider and Naseem. Ideally they should play all matches of 4 day cricket this year and perform. Play the U19 WC next year and then PSL. After that if we think they are developed enough in this team then why not.
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Let’s see.

Let’s hope these youngsters have the desire to perform big and make their country proud.

There is loads of talent for sure but the mindset should be there too.
 
Titan24 said:
I think it would be early for Haider and Naseem. Ideally they should play all matches of 4 day cricket this year and perform. Play the U19 WC next year and then PSL. After that if we think they are developed enough in this team then why not.
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Facilities at domestic level are perfect recipe to destroy raw talent & it happened with countless players in the past. I want youngsters to be thrown at international level so that they get best possible facilities to develop their careers.
 
aqeelPK said:
Facilities at domestic level are perfect recipe to destroy raw talent & it happened with countless players in the past. I want youngsters to be thrown at international level so that they get best possible facilities to develop their careers.
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Yes cant deny domestic level isnt great but need to give these guys atleast 7-8 4 day games to get better. Maybe PCB can give them supervised exposure to domestics.

Otherwise learning curve will be bit steep like Hasnain, Shadab, Shaheen etc

Hopefully the new system reforms are implemented soon so that we can develop player at FC level.
 
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I think after U19 worldcup and PSL Haider Ali and Naseem shah must be selected, i hope we do find couple of quality spinners and a young aggressive middle order batsmen as well
 
Titan24 said:
Yes cant deny domestic level isnt great but need to give these guys atleast 7-8 4 day games to get better. Maybe PCB can give them supervised exposure to domestics.

Otherwise learning curve will be bit steep like Hasnain, Shadab, Shaheen etc

Hopefully the new system reforms are implemented soon so that we can develop player at FC level.
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Unfortunately current lot of U19s can't benefit much from system reforms due to time constraint. Husnain, Shadab, Shaheen were all thrown to white ball cricket. Keep youngsters to test level for a couple of seasons before introducing them to LOIs. Test cricket means less pressure, more time to excel & develop.
 
aqeelPK said:
Playing XI vs SL in home test series
1. Haider Ali
2. Imam
3. Babar
4. Haris
5. Saad Ali
6. Rohail
7. Shadab
8. Umar Khan
9. Shaheen
10. Husnain
11. Naseem

I hope youngsters like Haider, Rohail, Umair yousuf, Naseem are given their chances in test cricket before throwing them into white ball cricket. Test cricket is the place for youngsters to showcase their talent & abilities & develop on as a player.
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Haris Rauf should also be considered.He has good pace and can bowl excellent yorkers.Shadab is a good field and can bat a bit but he needs to improve his bowling.He is not a quality leg spinner.We should look for a good leg spinner.Zafar Gohar is better than Umar Khan.
 
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Artaxerxes said:
Harif Rauf should also be considered.He has good pace and can bowl excellent yorkers.Shadab is a good field and can bat a bit but he needs to improve his bowling.He is not a quality leg spinner.We should look for a good leg spinner.Zafar Gohar is better than Umar Khan.
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Penalty of good talent available these days. There was a time b/w 2013-16 when we had almost nothing. Alhamdullilah we are rich in talent again. Need to groom them properly now. Future looks so much bright.
 
Pakistan U19 won the toss and batting first in the 5th YODI (Pak lead 4-0 atm in 7 match series)

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Saim Ayub turned out to be a over hype player and failed every single matches except 1 match against SL. We need to find a good batsman for other opener.
 
Levert Manje and Heinrigh Pieterse are set to make their debut for the Coca-Cola South Africa under-19s in the fifth Youth One-Day International (ODI) against Pakistan in Pietermaritzburg on Tuesday.

Top-order batsman, Manje and all-rounder Pieterse have been added to the squad for the remaining three matches as the preparation for the 2020 ICC U19 Cricket World Cup in South Africa continues.

Pakistan won the toss and elected to bat.

In the absence of Bryce Parsons, Khanya Cotani will captain the team in today’s clash. The sub-continent side lead the seven-match series four-nil
 
Irfan Niazi scores 122 as Pakistan score 300/8 in their 50 overs.
 
mak36 said:
[MENTION=133760]Abdullah719[/MENTION] could you please find out why Wasim isn't playing?
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Playing today and gets a wicket now.

SA struggling again... They just haven't been able to compete throughout the series tbh.
 
This SA U19 side had been just blown away.
5-0 coming up and it's not only the winning which is satisfactory it's the manner in which they are winning which is good to see.The performances have just been getting better and better and the icing on the cake is that different set of players are performing in different matches.
Having said that this SA side has been poor.They were blown away in India too.The lost every single match comprehensively in India too.They were losing against the India U19 A and India U19 B regularly and they haven't made many changes to their side from that tour.
Sad to see the states of affair in SA cricket right now.
Exciting times ahead for Pakistan cricket though!
 
5-0 on the card, Pakistan should aim for 7-0 white wash, will give them enormous psychological boost in coming under 19 WC.
 
What is the role of Saim Ayub? He is neither opening batsman nor a bowler.
 
Apart from Naseem I have Have seen Akhtar Shah pacy bowler with a Dale Steynesque action and he is huge as well
 
This South African Team does have talent. Pakistan has performed exceedingly well and demonstrated a higher skill and talent level.

Haider Ali, Abbas Afridi, and Naseem Shah have all impressed. Shah in particular is a new ball bowler from the right side that Pakistan simply hasn't had for a while.
 
muhammad saad said:
Fast bowling looking less talented compared to last year quartlet of Musa, Iqbal, Shaheen and Hasnain
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I am more worried about our left arm fast bowler's .It seems shaheen is last quality one and we might have to wait longer to see another one of his calibre
 
Pak U19 will be a force in next year's U19 WC by the looks of it.
 
Titan24 said:
Pak U19 will be a force in next year's U19 WC by the looks of it.
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Hopefully they are .India were way above us in term of batting and bowling last year worldcup. This year team might challenge them hard
 
Irfan and Naseem guide Pakistan U19 to victory in fifth 50-over match against South Africa U19

• Irfan scores 122, Naseem took three wickets as Pakistan U19 beat South Africa U19 in fifth match by 116 runs


Lahore, 2 July 2019:

Irfan Niazi’s 122 run and Naseem Shah’s three for 44, helped Pakistan U19 beat South Africa U19 by 116 runs in the fifth 50-over match and take 5-0 lead at the Pietermaritzburg Oval in Pietermaritzburg on Tuesday.

Mohammad Wasim, Saim Ayub, and Amir Ali took two wickets a piece for 29, 39 and 42, respectively, as the hosts were bowled out for 184 in 38.4 overs. Johathan Bird top-scored with 95-ball 100 and hit 11 fours and three sixes.

Earlier, after electing to bat, the tourists scored 300 for eight in 50 overs. Irfan Niazi scored a brilliant 122 off 125 balls that included 15 boundaries. He contributed 57-run partnership with captain Rohail Nazir (52) for the fourth wicket.

For the home side, Siya Plaatjie and Lifa Ntanzi grabbed two wickets each.

Both teams will now move back to Durban, where they will feature in the sixth and seventh match of the series at Chatsworth Cricket Oval on 5 and 7 July, respectively.

Fifth 50-over match, Pietermaritzburg, Pakistan U19 beat South Africa U19 by 116 runs

Scores in brief:

Pakistan U19 300-8, 50 overs (Irfan Niazi 122, Rohail Nazir 52; Siya Plaatjie 2-39, Lifa Ntanzi 2-77)

South Africa U19 184 all out, 38.4 overs (Johathan Bird 100; Naseem Shah 3-44, Mohammad Wasim 2-29, Saim Ayub 2-39, Amir Ali 2-42)

Player of the match: Irfan Niazi

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saeed5646 said:
Hopefully they are .India were way above us in term of batting and bowling last year worldcup. This year team might challenge them hard
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Ind were way better than Pak's batting but to say that they were above in bowling is a bit of exaggeration.India had two quality seamers but even Pak had Shaheen,Musa and Arshad.
This year you will see that India U19 will struggle with their pacers but still their spinners and batsman are pretty good.
India and Pak U19 look really strong and I think they have a great chance of winning the U19 WC
 
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