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The U19 Asia Championship ODI 2026 serves up a marquee fixture with India Under-19 taking on Pakistan Under-19 in the tenth match at Al Amerat Cricket Ground Oman Cricket (Ministry Turf 1), Oman, on 8th November at 10:30 AM IST.
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Captaincy Picks:
Arjun Rajput – India’s U19 batting all-rounder made an outstanding bowling contribution, claiming 3/8 in 5.3 overs against Nepal, including one maiden. |
Aaryavir Sehwag – India’s promising opener smashed 70 off 52 deliveries against Nepal, striking seven boundaries and four sixes at an impressive strike rate of 134.62. |
Top Picks:
Ahmed Hussain – Pakistan’s left-handed all-rounder and leg-spinner bowled eight overs for 46 runs against UAE, providing a useful spin option in the middle overs. |
Lakshya Rajesh Raichandani – India's captain anchored the successful chase against Nepal with an unbeaten 53 off 63 deliveries, including seven boundaries and a composed batting display. |
Budget Picks:
Yashveer Goud – India’s left-handed batting all-rounder impressed with his left-arm spin, claiming two wickets for 25 runs in eight overs against Nepal. |
Usman Khan – Pakistan’s explosive left-handed batter delivered a match-winning unbeaten 139 off 120 balls against UAE, smashing 21 boundaries and one six at 115.83. |
Captain |
Arjun Rajput & Aaryavir Sehwag |
Vice-Captain |
Ahmed Hussain & Lakshya Rajesh Raichandani |
Players |
Dream11 Credits |
Dream11 Points (Last match) |
Kushagra Ojha |
NA |
NA |
Hayam Khan |
NA |
NA |
SL Captaincy Choice |
Arjun Rajput |
GL Captaincy Choice |
Aaryavir Sehwag |
Punt Picks |
Yashveer Goud and Usman Khan |
Dream11 Combination |
2-3-3-3 |
India Under-19 and Pakistan Under-19 are gearing up for a high-stakes Group A encounter in the ACC Men’s U19 Asia Cup 2026 at Al Amerat Cricket Ground, Oman, on 8 November at 10:30 AM IST. Both teams have opened their campaigns with convincing victories and enter this contest with two points each. However, India hold the top spot with an impressive net run rate of +4.17, while Pakistan sit second at +1.52. With the group standings taking shape, this rivalry adds another important chapter to the race for a semi-final place. Notably, this fixture is the 8th match, rather than the 10th, according to the tournament schedule and match listings.
India made a powerful statement in their opening game, crushing Nepal by 10 wickets. Nepal managed only 128 in 42.3 overs, with Darsh Sonar scoring 43 off 93 balls and Aashish Luhar adding 29 off 45. India’s bowlers controlled the innings, as Ishan Sood returned figures of 3/18 in 10 overs, while Arjun Rajput claimed 3/8 in 5.3 overs. The Indian openers then completed the chase without losing a wicket, reaching 129 in just 19.1 overs. Aaryavir Sehwag led the charge with an unbeaten 70 off 52 deliveries, while captain Lakshya Raichandani contributed an unbeaten 53 off 63. Pakistan, meanwhile, began their campaign with a commanding nine-wicket win over the UAE. After UAE posted 224, powered by Noorullah Ayobi’s 70 off 55 balls and Yayin Rai’s 47 off 74, Pakistan’s bowlers kept the target within reach. Mohammad Sayyam took 3/37, and Ali Raza finished with 2/38. In response, Pakistan reached 225/1 in 37.3 overs, thanks largely to Usman Khan’s unbeaten 139 off 120 balls and Jahangir Bilal’s 60 off 87.
The battle between the two batting lineups could ultimately shape this contest. India will look to Ishan Sood and Arjun Rajput to break through Pakistan’s top order, particularly after Usman Khan’s outstanding century in the previous match. However, Pakistan must also find a way to contain Sehwag and Raichandani, who showed excellent touch during their opening victory. The Al Amerat surface has offered opportunities for both batters and bowlers, making partnerships and disciplined bowling through the middle overs especially important. India’s emphatic 10-wicket win gives them considerable momentum, but Pakistan’s batting strength and Usman’s current form make them a serious threat. Overall, India hold a narrow edge, although Pakistan have more than enough quality to produce a memorable result.
Teams |
Matches Won |
India Under-19 |
0 |
Pakistan Under-19 |
0 |
Temperature |
27°C |
Weather Forecast |
Sunny |
Pitch Behaviour |
Balanced |
Best Suited To |
Pace |
Average 1st innings score |
199 |
Records |
Neutral |
Winning % |
50% |
India Under-19 Playing 11:
1) Aaryavir Sehwag
2) Anvay Dravid (wk)
3) Arjun Rajput
4) Ishan Sood
5) Kavya Patel
6) Lakshya Rajesh Raichandani ©
7) Manal Chauhan
8) Mohit Ulva
9) Yashveer Goud
10) V.K. Vineeth
11) Yashbardhan Chauhan
Pakistan Under-19 Playing 11:
1) Usman Khan
2) Hamza Zahoor (wk)
3) Farhan Yousaf ©
4) Jahangir Bilal
5) Ahmed Hussain
6) Abdul Qadir
7) Hasnain Abbas Dar
8) Mohammad Sayyam
9) Ali Raza
10) Niqab Shafiq
11) Rizwanullah
Given their overall team balance, India Under-19 are favourites to secure victory in this contest.