ICC U19 World Cup: The ICC U19 World Cup kicks off on January 14. Under the captaincy of Yash Dhool, the Indian team will enter the tournament.
U19 Wc
ICC U19 World Cup: The ICC U19 World Cup kicks off on January 14. Under the captaincy of Yash Dhool, the Indian team will enter the tournament. Team India (U19 Indian team) is the most successful team in the history of the tournament. Team India won the title in 2000, 2008, 2012, 2018. The last three times the Indian team has been successful in reaching the finals. The ICC has decided to host 48 matches in four countries in the West Indies.
This time 16 teams are going to participate in this crucial tournament. These 16 teams were divided into four groups. India are in Group B with South Africa, Ireland and Uganda. Fans expected India and Pakistan to appear in the same group but it did not happen. Defending champions Bangladesh, England, Canada and the UAE are in Group A, while Group C includes Pakistan, Afghanistan, Zimbabwe and Papua New Guinea. Scotland joined the group after New Zealand withdrew due to Corona. Hosts West Indies, Australia and Sri Lanka are in Group D.
Matches start on January 14th
Group stage matches will be held from January 14 to January 22. The final match will be played on February 5. India will begin its tour of South Africa on January 15. The team had to suffer defeat in the final against Bangladesh last time but this time under the captaincy of Yash Dhool, the team is hoping to make India champions once again. All matches start at 7:30 PM IST.
14 January – West Indies v Australia
Sri Lanka vs Scotland
15 January – Zimbabwe v Papua New Guinea
Ireland vs Uganda
India vs South Africa
Canada vs UAE
16 January – Bangladesh v England
17 January – West Indies v Scotland
Australia vs Zimbabwe
January 18 – Afghanistan v Papua New Guinea
South Africa vs Uganda
England vs Canada
19 January – Australia v Scotland
India vs Ireland
20 January – Pakistan v Afghanistan
Bangladesh vs Canada
England vs UAE
January 21 – West Indies v Sri Lanka
South Africa vs Ireland
January 22 – Bangladesh v UAE
India vs Uganda
Pakistan vs Papua New Guinea
Afghanistan vs Zimbabwe
January 25 – Plate Quarterfinals 1 and 2
January 26 – Super League Quarter Final 1
Plate Quarterfinal 3
Plate Quarterfinal 4
January 27 – Super League Quarter Final 4
January 28 – Super League quarter-final 3
Ninth Place Playoff Semi-Final
13th place playoff semifinals
January 29 – Super League Quarter Final 2
13th place playoff semifinals
9th place semifinal
January 30 – Fifth place playoff
15th place playoff
13th place playoff
January 31 – 11th Place Playoff
Finals
February 1 – First semi-final
February 2 – Second Semi-Final
February 3 – Fifth place playoff
Seventh place playoff
February 4 – Third place playoff
February 5 – Finals