Usman Khan JNR
Jahangir Bilal
Abdul Qadir
Ahmed Hussain
Farhan Yousaf✱
Hamza Zahoor✱
Charlie Taylor
Tom Edwards
Subhaan Ali
Tom Bradley
Ralphie Albert
Isaac Mohammed
Joseph Moores
Theo Lamey
Jack Nelson
Robbie Bowman
Umar Zaib
Niqab Shafiq
Mohammad Sayyam
Rizwan Ullah
Usman Khan Jnr's explosive 79 off 93 balls set the tone for a dominant display as Pakistan U19 posted a massive 350/4, before dismantling England U19 for 150 in just 20.4 overs at the Sir Paul Gettys Ground, Wormsley.
Match Summary
Winning the toss, Pakistan U19 elected to bat first in the Youth ODI on Wednesday, 16 September. The opening partnership was solid, but the real fireworks came from the middle order. Usman Khan Jnr and Jahangir Bilal each struck 79, combining for 158 runs in just 174 balls. Their partnership propelled Pakistan to a formidable Pakistan U19 Youth ODI score of 350-4 in 50 overs. England U19’s chase never got off the ground; they were bundled out for 150 in 20.4 overs, handing Pakistan a 200‑run victory.
The result adds another chapter to the Pakistan U19 vs England U19 Youth ODI Wedn rivalry, with Pakistan now holding a 4‑2 edge in all‑time encounters.
Key Performances
Usman Khan Jnr (Pakistan U19) – 79 runs off 93 balls, 8 fours, 2 sixes. His measured aggression anchored the innings after early wickets fell.
Jahangir Bilal (Pakistan U19) – 79 runs off 81 balls, 9 fours, 3 sixes. Bilal’s counter‑attack kept the run‑rate soaring and ensured the total breached the 350 mark.
Abdul Qadir (Pakistan U19) – 22 runs off 18 balls, quick cameo that added crucial late overs momentum.
Subhaan Ali (Pakistan U19) – 2/55 in 7 overs, the most economical bowler for Pakistan, restricting England’s early surge.
Isaac Mohammed (England U19) – 32 runs off 20 balls, a lone bright spot in a collapsing chase.
Ralphie Albert (England U19) – 46 runs off 24 balls, attempted to revive the innings but fell short as wickets fell around him.
Niqab Shafiq (England U19) – 2/35 in 5 overs, a decent spell but unable to stem the flow of runs.
Mohammad Sayyam (England U19) – 2/40 in 5 overs, provided some early breakthroughs for England.
Turning Points
The first turning point arrived when Khan and Bilal settled in after the fall of the first wicket. Their partnership not only steadied the innings but also accelerated the scoring rate, pushing the total past 300 with 10 overs to spare.
The second decisive moment came early in England’s reply. Subhaan Ali’s disciplined line yielded just 55 runs in 7 overs, and the early wicket of England’s opener forced a panic‑filled chase. The loss of Ralphie Albert at 30/2 triggered a rapid collapse, and England never recovered.
Series Implications
This emphatic win puts Pakistan U19 in a commanding position in the Pakistan U19 tour of England 2026 series. With a 200‑run margin, they have taken a 2‑0 lead in the three‑match Youth ODI series, leaving England U19 with a steep hill to climb in the final game.
For England U19, the defeat highlights the need to tighten their top‑order technique against quality spin and pace. Their bowlers will need to adapt quickly if they hope to restrict Pakistan’s batting firepower in the upcoming fixture.
Overall, the match delivered a classic showcase of youth talent, with the Pakistan U19 vs England U19 Youth ODI Wedn encounter providing plenty of talking points for fans and analysts alike. Stay tuned for live updates on the Pakistan U19 tour of England 2026 live score as the series progresses.