Updated: November 14, 2026, 13:10 UTC (Al Amerat, Oman: 5:10 p.m. GST, UTC+04:00).
Pakistan Under-19 won the ACC Men’s U19 Asia Cup final by 181 runs, dismissing India for 156 after setting a target of 338. Pakistan’s 337/9 was built around Usman Khan’s 107 and Abdul Qadir’s 80; India’s chase fell short despite a late counterattack from Manal Chauhan and Mohit Ulva. The final took place at Al Amerat Cricket Ground in Oman. The ICC listed a 5:00 a.m. UTC start on November 14, equivalent to 9:00 a.m. GST at the venue.
This is the final result, rather than a live score: ball-by-ball action has ended. The score and key innings below reflect the latest reports available at the update time.
Destaques
- Pakistan posted 337/9 in 50 overs and won by 181 runs.
- Usman Khan made 107; Abdul Qadir scored 80 from 54 balls.
- India were all out for 156 in reply, according to the reported final result.
- Kavya Patel took four wickets for India, while C Venkata claimed three.
What was the final score in India U19 vs Pakistan U19?
Pakistan finished on 337/9 from 50 overs, then bowled India out for 156 to secure a 181-run victory. The result made Pakistan champions of the 2026 ACC Men’s U19 Asia Cup. The ICC’s match listing identifies this as the tournament final at Al Amerat Cricket Ground Oman Cricket in Oman. See the ICC match listing.
For readers who followed the live score, the defining shift came in Pakistan’s first innings. India had moments of control with the ball, but a major stand between Usman and Qadir put Pakistan in position to post a challenging total. Tournament coverage records the final as part of the ACC Men’s U19 Asia Cup and lists highlights of both batters’ performances. View the tournament hub and video highlights.
Who were the key performers in the final?
Usman Khan’s 107 was the innings’ anchor. He combined with Abdul Qadir, whose 80 came at a rapid pace from 54 deliveries, in a 135-run partnership. Pakistan captain Farhan Yousaf also made a half-century; contemporary match coverage reports his contribution as 60. Those substantial contributions lifted Pakistan beyond 330 and left India needing a record chase for the title. Read the Times of India match coverage.
India’s best bowling came from Kavya Patel, who claimed four wickets, and C Venkata, who took three. Their breakthroughs checked Pakistan’s progress after the top order had built a strong platform, but the total remained imposing. India’s response then struggled to keep pace with the required rate while wickets fell. The reported final score of 156 means the late lower-order resistance could not make the chase competitive again.
How did India’s chase unfold?
India needed 338 at 6.76 runs per over from the start. That rate left little room for a slow rebuilding phase, particularly after Pakistan had put runs on the board across the innings. India’s most spirited late passage came when Manal Chauhan and Mohit Ulva attacked in the closing overs. A live commentary snapshot showed India at 308/8 after 47 overs, with Manal on 47 and Mohit on 30; Manal was dismissed soon afterward. The final report says India were ultimately all out for 156, so that in-progress snapshot should not be mistaken for the completed innings score.
The sequence illustrates why a ball-by-ball feed is useful during a chase: a late burst can change the feel of a match without changing the underlying equation. India’s late runs drew attention, but Pakistan’s large first-innings total and wickets in the chase decided the trophy. For a record of every delivery, consult the linked live coverage or match hub; this recap focuses on the result and turning points.
What does the result mean for the teams?
Pakistan leave the final with the continental Under-19 title after a commanding performance in the deciding match. The margin also gives the young side a strong result to carry into its next phase of development. For India, the final offers clear review points: how to contain long partnerships after the powerplay, protect the middle overs, and pace a high-target chase. Those are observations about the match, not predictions about future results.
Readers in the UK can treat this as a completed event rather than an upcoming fixture. The tournament schedule placed the final on November 14, 2026, in Oman; Oman was on Gulf Standard Time (UTC+04:00) that day, four hours ahead of UTC. The score and result can be checked against the sources linked above, while highlights on the tournament hub offer a quick route to selected passages rather than a substitute for the full scorecard.
Frequently asked questions
Who won the India U19 vs Pakistan U19 final?
Pakistan U19 won by 181 runs after making 337/9 and bowling India out for 156.
Who scored the most runs for Pakistan?
Usman Khan top-scored with 107, followed by Abdul Qadir’s 80.
Is the India vs Pakistan U19 match still live?
No. The Asia Cup final is complete; the live score has been replaced by the final result.