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Sport OmanBriefCricket Checked story Published 14 November 2026 · Updated 14 Nov, 17:52 UTC

India U19 beat Pakistan U19 by one wicket on the last ball to win the U19 Asia Cup final

India's under-19s beat Pakistan by one wicket off the final ball to win the ACC Men's U19 Asia Cup final at the Al Amerat Cricket Ground in Oman on Saturday, lifting a record-extending ninth title. Pakistan made 337 for nine — Usman Khan 107, Abdul Qadir 80 — and India, needing 338, slipped to 252 for eight before Manal Chauhan and Mohit Ulva rescued the chase; Ulva, unbeaten on 49 off 26 balls, hit a boundary off the last ball with three needed.

Cricket under lights at Perth Stadium (file photo)
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Verified India U19 beat Pakistan U19 by one wicket in the ACC Men's U19 Asia Cup final at the Al Amerat Cricket Ground (Ministry Turf 2), Oman, on Saturday, reaching 339 for nine in 50 overs in reply to Pakistan's 337 for nine; Mohit Ulva hit a boundary off the final ball, bowled by Ahmed Hussain, with three runs needed.

Key points

  • India U19 339/9 beat Pakistan U19 337/9 by one wicket, the winning boundary coming off the final ball.
  • Ulva's unbeaten 49 off 26 and a 57-run ninth-wicket stand with Chauhan rescued a chase that was slipping away at 252 for eight.
  • A record-extending ninth U19 Asia Cup title for India, and their first since 2021.

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What happened

Pakistan's total was built on Usman Khan's century, and for most of the chase it looked enough: India needed 86 from the last eight overs with two wickets left when Chauhan and Ulva came together.

The final was a rematch with history: Pakistan had beaten India in last year's final and in the group stage on 8 November.

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Match facts — all verified

What we know / what we don't know yet

What we know

  • The result, both innings and the main individual figures are settled across Reuters, Cricbuzz and the match reports.

What we don't know yet

  • The Player of the Match award — the reports read name the Player of the Tournament (Sehwag) but do not settle the final's own award, so none is carried.
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