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KEY MATCH DETAILS: (India vs. Pakistan U-19 Asia Cup final 2026)
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Venue: Al Amerat Cricket Ground, Oman Cricket (Ministry Turf 2)
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Toss result: Pakistan have won the toss and elected to bat
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Live Telecast: Sony Sports Network and SonyLIV (India)
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Umpires and match officials: Raveendra Wimalasiri, Tanvir Ahmed (on-field umpires); Vinod Babu (third umpire); Suneej K Thottathil (reserve umpire); Pradeep Jeyapragash (match referee)
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Match result: TBD
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Player of the Match: TBD
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India vs. Pakistan U-19 Asia Cup final 2026 Live Score & Updates
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Farhan Yousaf struck a vital 63 off 60 balls (4 fours, 3 sixes) to keep the scoreboard ticking after the top-order breakthroughs.
India’s death-overs fightback: Looking set for 350+, Pakistan were pegged back in the final 10 overs as India conceded just 63 runs for 6 wickets, spearheaded by Kavya Paresh Patel (10-0-68-4) and Chigurupati Venkata (5-0-40-3).
Chase equation: India Under-19s require 338 runs from 50 overs at a required run rate of 6.76 to lift the trophy.
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India batting updates
After 40 overs, IND are 248/6
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India are in trouble after losing four more wickets in the last 10 overs.
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Anvay Dravid fails to make a mark in the final as he was run out at 19 runs.
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India need 90 runs in the final 10 overs to win the clash but have only four wickets in hand.
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Pakistan currently have the upper hand in the game.
After 30 overs, IND are 167/2
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India have lost one more wicket in the last overs.
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However, they remain very much in the hunt for a historic run chase and to clinch the title.
After 20 overs, IND are 107/1
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Aaryavir Sehwag and captain Lakshya Raichandani frustrated Pakistan Under-19s’ bowlers well into the middle overs with a steady 95-run partnership for the first wicket.
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Sehwag brought up a fluent half-century, striking 58 off 61 balls (9 fours), before falling to Niqab Shafiq, caught by Usman Khan, in the 18th over (17.4 ov) at 95/1.
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Captain Lakshya Raichandani held firm at one end on 38* off 53 deliveries (3 fours) alongside incoming batter VK Vineeth (6* off 6b, 1 four), with 231 runs still required from the final 30 overs.
After 10 overs, IND are 54/0
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Chasing 338 in the U19 Asia Cup Final, India Under-19s navigated the opening 10 overs without losing a wicket to reach 54/0 at a run rate of 5.40.
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Openers Aaryavir Sehwag and captain Lakshya Raichandani brought up the fifty partnership in 8.3 overs (51 balls), neutralising Pakistan Under-19s’ new-ball pair of Ali Raza and Mohammad Sayyam.
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Aaryavir Sehwag led the scoring with a fluent 31* off 33 deliveries (5 fours, SR 93.93), while skipper Lakshya Raichandani provided solid support at the other end on 22* off 27 balls (3 fours, SR 81.48). However, Sehwag was hit on his left arm, and the physio had to attend to him.
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With all 10 wickets intact, India Under-19s require 284 runs from the remaining 40 overs at a required run rate of 7.10.
Pakistan batting updates
After 50 overs, PAK are 337/9
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Farhan Yousaf struck a vital 63 off 60 balls (4 fours, 3 sixes) to keep the scoreboard ticking after the top-order breakthroughs.
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Looking set for 350+, Pakistan were pegged back in the final 10 overs as India conceded just 63 runs for 6 wickets, spearheaded by Kavya Paresh Patel (10-0-68-4) and Chigurupati Venkata (5-0-40-3).
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India Under-19s require 338 runs from 50 overs at a required run rate of 6.76 to lift the trophy.
After 41 overs, PAK are 276/3
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Opener Usman Khan converted his strong start into a superb hundred, striking 107 off 111 deliveries (11 fours, 3 sixes) before Kavya Paresh Patel dismissed him in the 37th over (36.3 ov) at 240/3.
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Captain Farhan Yousaf seamlessly took over the mantle, moving to 48* off 49 balls (4 fours, 2 sixes) alongside Ahmed Hussain (9* off 10b, 1 four) to guide Pakistan Under-19s to 276/3 at the end of Over 41.
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Kavya Paresh Patel picked up his second wicket by removing Usman, while Arjun Rajput (1/33 in 6 overs) and VK Vineeth delivered disciplined spells to keep the run rate at 6.73 entering the final nine overs.
After 30 overs, PAK are 204/2
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Usman Khan and Abdul Qadir dominated the middle overs with a 135-run second-wicket partnership after Hayam Khan’s early departure at 62/1.
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Qadir blasted 80 off just 54 balls (3 fours, 8 sixes, SR 148.14) before falling to Arjun Rajput, caught by VK Vineeth, on the final delivery of the 27th over (26.6 ov) at 197/2.
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Usman Khan anchored the innings with authority and has moved to 88* off 91 deliveries (10 fours, 2 sixes) alongside captain Farhan Yousaf (5* off 13b, 1 four).
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Arjun Rajput (1/12 in 3 overs) and VK Vineeth (0/1 in 1 over) stemmed the flow of boundaries toward the 30-over mark after India’s front-line bowlers were taken to the cleaners.
After 20 overs, PAK are 138/1
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Opener Usman Khan anchored the innings steadily, reaching 58* off 60 deliveries (7 fours, 1 six).
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Qadir tempered his explosive start as the innings wore on as he moved to 49* off 38 balls (3 fours, 4 sixes) right at the 20-over mark.
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Aryan Savsani and Yashbardhan Chauhan (2-0-8-0) slowed the run-flow after the powerplay, though breakthroughs remained elusive.
After 10 overs, PAK are 93/1
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Pakistan Under-19s tore into India Under-19s’ bowling attack in the opening 10 overs, racing to 93/1 at a blistering run rate of 9.30.
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Usman Khan (38* off 30b, 6 fours, 1 six) and Hayam Khan (21 off 23b, 4 fours) put on a rapid 62-run partnership before Kavya Paresh Patel removed Hayam, caught behind by wicketkeeper Anvay Dravid, on the first ball of the ninth over (8.1 ov).
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Arriving at No. 3, Abdul Qadir immediately shifted gears into overdrive, smashing 26* off just 8 deliveries (2 fours, 3 sixes) at a strike rate of 325.00, including a 15-run blitz off Manal Chauhan in the 10th over.
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Kavya Paresh Patel claimed the lone breakthrough, while Mohit Ulva, Chigurupati Venkata, and Manal Chauhan struggled to contain the scoring rate inside the fielding restrictions.
Toss result: Pakistan have won the toss and elected to bat
Pre-match:
The two oldest rivals in the game will face each other once more on Saturday, 14 November, when India and Pakistan fight for the Under-19 Asia Cup at the Al Amerat Cricket Ground in Muscat, Oman. India come in as the most successful side in the event’s history with eight titles, while Pakistan are the defending champions and have lifted the trophy twice.
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The sides have already met once in this tournament, and Pakistan came out on top by three wickets. They bowled India out for 208 in 46.3 overs, then slipped to 61 for 5 before fighting back to reach the target in 48.1 overs.
Both teams booked their places in the title match with commanding performances in the semi-finals. India beat Afghanistan by eight wickets, whereas Pakistan eased past Bangladesh by nine wickets. With that kind of form on both sides, a tight contest looks likely, and India will be keen to make up for their earlier defeat.
India vs. Pakistan U-19 Asia Cup final 2026 Win Probability
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Team |
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Pakistan |
45% |
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India |
55% |
India vs. Pakistan U-19 Asia Cup final 2026: Playing XI
India U-19 playing XI: Lakshya Raichandani (c), Aaryavir Sehwag, VK Vineeth, Yashbardhan Chauhan, Arjun Rajat, Anvay Dravid (wk), Manal Chauhan, Mohit Ulva, Aryan Savsani, Kavya Paresh Patel and C. Venkata
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Pakistan U-19 playing XI: Usman Khan, Hayam Khan, Abdul Qadir, Farhan Yousaf (c), Ahmed Hussain, Hamza Zahoor (wk), Hasnain Abbas Dar, Niqab Shafiq, Mohammad Sayyam, Rizwanullah, and Ali Raza.
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