Pakistan U19 World cup 2026 takes first win. Pakistan’s Under‑19 cricket team bounced back impressively in the ICC Men’s U19 Cricket World Cup 2026, registering their first victory of the tournament. With a solid performance against Scotland on Monday, January 19, 2026. After suffering a defeat in their tournament opener against England. The young Green Shirts showed resilience and team balance to secure a six‑wicket win at the Takashinga Sports Club in Harare. Scotland, put into bat, were restrict to 187 runs, with Pakistan’s bowlers consistently applying pressure throughout the innings.
In the chase, Pakistan reached the target comfortably in 43.1 overs. Finishing on 190 for 4 with 41 balls to spare. Usman Khan led the batting effort with a brisk 75 runs, while Ahmed Hussain contributed 47, anchoring the chase. Captain Farhan Yousaf remained unbeaten, steering his side home with calm authority. This win was a much‑needed confidence booster for Pakistan after their first match ended in a loss against England. The victory keeps their hopes alive in the group stage and sets a positive tone for the remaining fixtures in the tournament.
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With this result, Pakistan will look to build momentum and aim for a strong finish as the competition progresses. The side’s combination of disciplined bowling and responsible batting will be key as they target a place in the knockout rounds of the U19 World Cup. Pakistan recovered through a match-winning third-wicket stand between Usman Khan and Ahmed Hussain. The pair added 111 runs, taking Pakistan beyond 150 and placing the chase firmly in control. Earlier, Scotland were bowled out for 187 after a shaky start. Pakistan pacer Ali Raza struck twice in the opening over and finished with 4/37, while Momin Qamar took three wickets. Mohammad Sayyam and Abdul Subhan picked up one each.