Ind vs Pak Live Score U-19 Asia Cup 2025: India beat Pakistan by 90 runs in Dubai

Kishan Kumar returns to bowl the 42nd over and puts the finishing touches on a dominant display, snapping up the final Pakistan wicket. India U19 seal a commanding 90-run victory, wrapping up the contest in emphatic fashion.

Kishan Kumar finally gets his reward! Seyam looks to go big but doesn’t get enough on it, lofting the ball straight into the safe hands of captain Ayush Mhatre. Pakistan are now on the brink, with just one wicket remaining and the match all but slipping away from them. PAK19 145/9 (40)

That’s wicket number seven! Subhan charges down the track but swings at thin air, completely missing the ball. The keeper, Kundu, does the rest with ease, whipping off the bails for a simple stumping as Pakistan slide further into trouble. PAK19 140/8 (39)

The breakthrough arrives just as Pakistan were beginning to find a bit of rhythm. It’s not the in-form Ahsan but Zahoor who falls while attempting to take the attack to spinner Khilan Patel after a laboured stay of 4 off 20. The timing deserts him and he picks out long-on with a miscued hit.

Ahsan, meanwhile, edges closer to his half-century, opening the 32nd over with a crisp drive through the covers before rotating the strike. Zahoor gets back on strike, looks to go big again — and meets the same fate. Another attempted slog, another lofted shot, and once more long-on does the damage. Pakistan lose a crucial wicket just as they were hoping to build momentum. PAK19 118/6 (34)

Vaibhav Suryavanshi comes into the attack and his second delivery is a short one. Yousaf reacts quickly and pulls it for a stylish four! A single follows, then Ahsan rotates the strike with another. But the breakthrough comes immediately after! Suryavanshi strikes again. Yousaf goes for a cut shot, only to see the ball fly straight to a waiting fielder. Pakistan lose a key wicket and Suryavanshi is making his presence felt! PAK19 78/5 (26)

Ahsan and captain Yousaf are showing improved composure at the crease, starting to find the gaps and push the ball to the boundary with greater ease. Their partnership is steadying the ship, preventing Pakistan from slipping further behind and keeping them firmly in the contest. Pak19 77/5 (24)

Huzaifa Ahsan and Farhan Yousaf are trying to anchor the chase. But Pakistan’s batters are finding it tough to get anything away. The pressure is building with every delivery as the required rate climbs. While the current run rate lingers at a sluggish 2.64, the asking rate is now soaring past 6.5. India is in a dominant position. PAK19 56/4 (20)

In just half an hour, India have wreaked havoc on Pakistan’s top order. The first ball of spin from Kanishk Chouhan is a masterclass. It perfectly pitched and full of menace. Usman Khan, anticipating a straighter delivery, is deceived by the sharp turn. The edge flies off his bat and captain Ayush Mhatre swoops in for a stunning low catch at slip.

The momentum has swung decisively in India’s favor and they’re now dictating terms with ruthless efficiency. PAK19 37/4 (15)

This young bowler is proving to be super exciting for India! The pressure Devendran creating is immense. Another lightning-quick short ball and Ahmed Hussain can’t evade it. The delivery leaves him completely flustered, flicking off his glove straight into the hands of the fielder.

Pakistan are reeling. Devendran now has figures of 3 for 5. This is truly a special performance in the making. PAK19 30/3 (13)

Devendran is right on top here with a superb spell, and Pakistan’s cautious approach is costing them dearly. His tall, upright action creates awkward angles, and when he shapes it across the left-hander, it becomes a real test. This one kisses the edge and carries through — the umpire pauses for a moment before raising the finger. Another wicket falls, and Pakistan are suddenly in trouble. PAK19 28/2 (12)

Another good over comes from Henil Patel. No runs come from this one. Last ball remaining for his second maiden over. No, one run comes on the last delivery.

GONE! Sameer Minhas is on his way back and India strike early. Devendran continues his impressive run in the tournament, delivering instant impact yet again — just as he did against the UAE. First ball of the spell, sharp and quick, angling into Minhas’ body. The attempted hook goes nowhere near the middle and flies straight to deep fine leg. A crucial breakthrough, and India are off the mark with their first wicket. And what an overall impressive over from the bowler. PAK19 22/1 (9)

Henil Patel comes in for this one. Patel has been able to keep the Pak batters in check so far. The game has only started though so we will have to wait and watch if Patel is able to sustain this. Maiden over from Henil Patel. PAK 21/0 (8)

The chase gets underway with Kishan Singh taking the new ball. Usman and Sameer Minhas open the batting. Minhas comes in with strong form, having scored 177 against Malaysia. But a good over from Singh. No runs come from this one. PAK 0/0 (1)

In a Under-19 encounter, India U19 were all out for 240 in 46.1 overs against Pakistan U19, setting up a challenging total in a match filled with big shots and disciplined bowling spells. The innings was highlighted by Aaron George’s 85 off 88 balls and Kanishk Chouhan’s 46 off 46 balls, as India tried to build a strong platform after early wickets.

India U19 lost another wicket at 45.3 overs, with Ali Raza removing Henil Patel to deepen the lower-order struggle.

Patel’s innings ends at 12

Henil Patel scored 12 off 20 balls, including one six at a strike rate of 60, before being caught by wicketkeeper Hamza Zahoor. India U19 now find themselves at 241/9, with the tail needing to add crucial runs in the final overs.

India U19 suffered a major blow at 44.1 overs as Ahmed Hussain dismissed Kanishk Chouhan, breaking a crucial partnership.

Chouhan departs after a valiant knock

Kanishk Chouhan scored 46 off 46 balls, striking two fours and three sixes at a strike rate of 100, but was caught by Sameer Minhas, denying India U19 a well-deserved half-century. The team now stands at 229/8, needing lower-order resistance to push the total further.

IND 238/7

India U19 added 9 runs in the 43rd over, bringing the total to 229/7, with the current run rate ticking up slightly to 5.32 as the innings progressed cautiously.

Chouhan and Patel try to accelerate

Kanishk Chouhan continued to anchor the innings, reaching 38 off 41 balls, featuring two fours and two sixes, while Henil Patel found some rhythm, moving to 10 off 14 balls with a six to his name.

Bowlers keep tight lines

The bowling remained disciplined. Ahmed Hussain conceded 32 runs in 6 overs without a wicket, while Niqab Shafiq maintained pressure with figures of 8-1-29-2, ensuring India U19 did not get easy runs.

India U19 added 7 runs in the 41st over, taking the total to 217/7, with the current run rate steady at 5.29 as the innings enters the final phase.

Chouhan leads the recovery

Kanishk Chouhan continued to anchor the innings, scoring 34 off 33 balls, including two fours and two sixes, while Henil Patel struggled for timing, remaining on 2 off 10 balls.

Bowlers maintain pressure

The bowlers remained disciplined. Mohammad Sayyam returned figures of 9-0-67-3, while Niqab Shafiq continued to trouble the batters, finishing the over with 7-1-26-2, keeping India U19 under control despite Chouhan’s efforts.

India U19 suffered another setback at 38.2 overs as Mohammad Sayyam struck to dismiss Khilan Patel, tightening the grip on the innings.

Patel’s brief stay ends

Khilan Patel was bowled for 6 off 15 balls, failing to find the boundary and scoring at a strike rate of 40. The dismissal leaves India U19 at 190/7, with pressure mounting in the closing overs.

India U19 managed just 2 runs in the 36th over, taking the total to 190/6, with the current run rate dropping to 5.27 as the innings slowed further.

Patel and Chouhan focus on survival

Khilan Patel remained on 6 off 14 balls, while Kanishk Chouhan moved to 9 off 14 deliveries, with the pair prioritising stability after the fall of quick wickets earlier.

Bowlers tighten the screws

The bowling unit continued to keep things tight. Ali Raza completed 7 overs for 36 runs without a wicket, while Mohammad Sayyam maintained his impact, returning figures of 6-0-47-2, ensuring pressure stayed firmly on India U19.

India U19 added 3 runs in the 34th over to reach 185/6, with the current run rate slipping to 5.44 as the innings entered a cautious phase following recent wickets.

Chouhan and Patel steady the innings

Kanishk Chouhan and Khilan Patel focused on rebuilding, with Chouhan on 5 off 5 balls and Patel on 6 off 11 deliveries, as they looked to stabilise the innings and avoid further damage.

Bowlers keep pressure tight

The bowling side continued to apply pressure. Abdul Subhan completed 9 overs for 42 runs with two wickets, while Huzaifa Ahsan maintained control, conceding just 16 runs from 3 overs without a wicket.

A dramatic turn of events unfolded in the 31st over as Abdul Subhan picked up two wickets in three balls, denting India U19’s progress.

George falls after anchoring innings

At 31.3, Aaron George was dismissed after a composed and impactful knock. He was caught by Farhan Yousaf, bringing an end to his innings of 85 off 88 balls, which featured 12 fours and a six, at a strike rate of 96.59.

Kundu dismissed earlier in the over

Earlier, at 31.1, Subhan had removed Abhigyan Kundu, who was caught by wicketkeeper Hamza Zahoor after scoring 22 off 32 balls, including a six. In between the two wickets, Chouhan managed a single at 31.2, but India U19 suffered a major setback with the quick dismissals.

IND 174/6

India U19 added 6 runs in the 30th over to move to 167/4, with the current run rate at 5.56, as the batting side continued to build steadily without taking undue risks.

Aaron George leads the charge

Aaron George stayed in complete control, advancing to 80 off 85 balls, striking 11 fours and a six. Abhigyan Kundu complemented him well at the other end, contributing 21 off 27 deliveries, including a six, as the partnership kept the innings on track.

Bowling remains disciplined

Despite the runs, the bowlers maintained discipline. Abdul Subhan extended his spell to 7 overs for 36 runs, while Huzaifa Ahsan bowled a tight over, conceding just 4 runs from his first over.

India U19 managed 4 runs in the 28th over, taking the total to 157/4, with the current run rate at 5.60 as the innings continued to progress steadily.

Aaron George continues to anchor

Aaron George remained the backbone of the innings, moving to 73 off 77 balls, laced with 10 fours and a six. Abhigyan Kundu supported him well, contributing 18 off 23 deliveries, including a six, as the pair focused on consolidation.

Bowlers keep things tight

The bowling side maintained control through disciplined spells. Abdul Subhan completed 6 overs for 30 runs, while Ahmed Hussain conceded 23 runs from 5 overs, keeping scoring opportunities limited in this phase.

India U19 added 8 runs in the 26th over to move to 146/4, with the current run rate at 5.61. The batting pair ensured stability in the middle as the innings progressed without further damage.

Aaron George anchors the innings

Aaron George continued to hold one end firmly, reaching 65 off 69 balls, which included nine boundaries and a six. At the other end, Abhigyan Kundu played a supporting role, scoring 15 off 19 deliveries, highlighted by a six to keep the scoreboard ticking.

Bowlers maintain control despite runs

Among the bowlers, Niqab Shafiq remained the most effective, returning figures of 6-0-26-2, while Ahmed Hussain bowled a tidy spell of 4-0-16-0, keeping the pressure on despite the steady scoring.

India U19 moved to 122/4 at the end of 23 overs, adding just three runs in the over as Pakistan continued to apply the brakes in the middle phase. Aaron George brought up a patient half-century, reaching 51 off 60 balls with eight boundaries, anchoring the innings after the fall of wickets.

At the other end, Abhigyan Kundu remained cautious on 5 off 10 balls, looking to rebuild alongside George. Niqab Shafiq continued to impress with the ball, returning figures of 4-0-10-2, while Ahmed Hussain bowled a tight spell to keep the scoring rate under check.

Pakistan struck again in the middle overs as Niqab Shafiq removed Vedant Trivedi in the 20th over, tightening the screws on India U19. Trivedi, who struggled to get going, was caught by Ahmed Hussain after scoring 7 off 22 balls, failing to find the boundary during his stay.

The dismissal further slowed India’s momentum, putting additional pressure on Aaron George at the other end as Pakistan continued to control proceedings with disciplined bowling.

IND- 113/4 (19.5)

India U19 reached 108/3 at the end of the 18th over, adding just one run as Pakistan continued to apply the squeeze in the middle phase. With wickets in hand, the scoring rate has dipped to an even 6.00, reflecting a cautious approach from the batters.

Pakistan struck just after the halfway mark of the over as Niqab Shafiq removed Vihaan Malhotra at 15.4. Malhotra tried to play against the turn but ended up offering a simple catch back to the bowler, who completed a sharp return catch.

Malhotra scored 12 runs off 16 balls, hitting two boundaries, before his innings was cut short. The dismissal slows India U19’s momentum and brings a new batter to the crease with the score at 103/3.

India U19 106/3 After 15.4 Overs