Begins on August 11 in Australia
Australia are the defending champions and Pakistan are the Runners Up!
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Warm up matches results
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Hopefully Pakistan Under-19 team is made up of mard bachchay and not sissy boys like the ones in the hockey team who got thrashed by the Australian boys.
This team recently won the 3-match 1-day series against Australia. :k:
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I am sure many of them are mard bachcahy anyway (over 19) 
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Phoenixdesi, I knew you were a multi. 
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First day resutls:
Pakistan Under-19s 253/6 (50 ov)
Afghanistan Under-19s 144 (45.1 ov)
Pakistan Under-19s won by 109 runs
England Under-19s 143 (38.3 ov)
Australia Under-19s 147/4 (35.1 ov)
Australia Under-19s won by 6 wickets (with 89 balls remaining)
Bangladesh Under-19s 249/7 (50 ov)
Sri Lanka Under-19s 224 (48.4 ov)
Bangladesh Under-19s won by 25 runs
Aaliyah 
Zimbabwe Under-19s 249 (50 ov)
Papua New Guinea Under-19s 145 (38.1 ov)
Zimbabwe Under-19s won by 104 runs
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Format from cricinfo:
Competition Format
The ICC U19 Cricket World Cup 2012 will be contested by 16 teams which have been divided into four groups:
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[TH="align: right"]Group C[/TH]
[TH="align: right"]Group D[/TH]
Australia
Pakistan
West Indies
Sri Lanka
England
New Zealand
India
South Africa
Nepal
Scotland
Zimbabwe
Bangladesh
Ireland
Afghanistan
Papua New Guinea
Namibia
The first round of the competition will be the Group stage.
Each team will play every other team in its group. Points will be allocated for each match in accordance with the system described in clause 21.10.1 of these playing conditions.
Following the Group stage the top 2 teams in each group will progress to the Super League quarter-finals and the bottom two teams from each group will play in the Plate Championship quarter-finals as follows:
Super League quarter-final 1 A1 v D2
Super League quarter-final 2 B1 v C2
Super League quarter-final 3 C1 v B2
Super League quarter-final 4 D1 v A2
Plate Championship quarter-final 1 D3 v A4
Plate Championship quarter-final 2 C3 v B4
Plate Championship quarter-final 3 B3 v C4
Plate Championship quarter-final 4 A3 v D4
21.9.1 The winners of the Super League quarter-finals will qualify for the Super League semi-finals as follows.
Winner QF1 v Winner QF4
Winner QF2 v Winner QF3
21.9.2 The losers of the Super League quarter-finals will progress to the Super League play-off semi-finals as follows:
Super League play-off Semi 1- Loser QF1 v Loser QF 4
Super League play-off Semi 2- Loser QF2 v Loser QF 3
21.9.3 The winners of the Plate Championship quarter-finals will play in the Plate Championship semi-finals as follows:
Winner QF1 v Winner QF4
Winner QF2 v Winner QF3
21.9.4 The losers of the Plate Championship quarter-finals will progress to the Plate Championship play-off Semi-Finals as follows:
Loser QF1 v Loser QF4
Loser QF2 v Loser QF3
21.9.5 The winners of the Super League Semi-Finals will contest the U19 Cricket World Cup Final 2012, with the losers playing off for 3rd/4th place.
21.9.6 The winners of the Super League play-off Semi-Finals will progress to the Super League play-off Final (5th/6th place), with the losers playing off for 7th/8th place
21.9.7 The winners of the Plate Championship Semi-Finals will qualify for the Plate Championship Final 2012 (9th/10th place), with the losers playing off for 11th/12th place.
21.9.8 The winners of the Plate Championship play-off Semi-Finals will progress to the Plate play-off Final (13th/14th place), with the losers playing off for 15th/16th place.
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Haque leads Bangladesh to victoryESPNcricinfo staff
August 11, 2012
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Bangladesh’s captain Anamul Haque led his side to victory over Sri Lanka with a century in their opening Under-19 World Cup match at Allan Border Field in Brisbane. Haque’s 101 was augmented by 84 from Asif Ahmed as Bangladesh notched a tally of 7 for 249, and it would prove too steep a task for the Sri Lankans, who fell 25 runs short in the afternoon.
Sri Lanka had sent Bangladesh in to exploit what early morning moisture could be found, and when Soumya Sarkar fell to the second ball of the match it looked a wise call.
But Haque counter-attacked effectively, and though he lost Liton Das with the score at 42, carried on in the company of Asif until his side had reached 183 in the 41st over. This was a platform on which the middle order capitalised with a handful of big hits to nudge 250. Sanitha de Mel added two more wickets to that of Sarkar’s to be Sri Lanka’s most incisive bowler.
Their chase of the target was off to a sound enough start, before the loss of Sebastian Perera heralded a collapse of 4 for 16. From 4 for 58 the Sri Lankans were always likely to struggle, and they were rounded up comfortably short of Bangladesh despite a determined 83 from Angelo Jayasinghe and Lahiru Madushanka’s 48. Bangladesh’s bowlers shared the spoils, Sarkar nabbing Jayasinghe as one of two wickets in an over with his part-time mediums to snuff out Sri Lanka’s resistance.
Papua New Guinea were beaten comprehensively by Zimbabwe at Endeavour Park. A five-wicket haul from Christopher Kent, the captain who also bowls leg-spin, kept Zimbabwe to 249 but it proved too much for PNG. They were bowled out for 145 with Sese Bau managing a highest of 34 at a run a ball. Kent made 24 but PNG kept losing wickets too frequently. Each of Zimbabwe’s six bowlers managed at least a wicket; offspinner Matthew Bentley, legspinner Peacemore Zimwa and seamer Luke Jongwe bagged two each. Zimbabwe, presumably, would have hoped for much more than what they managed, since they got an excellent start from their openers Kevin Kasuza (97) and Luke Masasire (47) who added 109. That was followed by a 66-run stand between Kasuza and Ryan Burl. But Zimbabwe lost their way when the score was 196; four wickets fell with no run added, and the last eight wickets fell for just 53. However, their final score was more than sufficient to defend.
Afghanistan crashed to a 109-run defeat at the hands of Pakistan at John Blanck Oval. Afghanistan chose to field and were able to keep Pakistan to 6 for 253. Pakistan captain Babar Azam top-scored with 75 but his effort at the top of the order was almost undermined by a middle-order wobble as a result of which the team slipped to 5 for 148 in the 37th over. But Mohammad Nawaz stepped up amid the pressure, smashing 66 off just 50 balls, including seven fours and a six, to take the score past 250. He added 103 with No.5 batsman Umar Waheed, who was unbeaten on 43 off 44 balls.
**Left-arm seamer Zia-ul-Haq starred with the ball, taking four wickets including the openers who added 36. The only bright spots in an otherwise poor scorecard for Afghanistan were a half-century from Hashmatullah Shaidi at No.3 and a knock of 30 from Mohibullah Paak in the middle order. The rest of the line-up didn’t contribute much and Afghanistan were bowled out for 144 in 45.1 overs.
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ICC Under-19 World Cup 2012 Report : Anamul Haque leads Bangladesh U-19 to victory over Sri Lanka U-19 | Cricket News | ESPN Cricinfo
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Pakistan won its opening game
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South Africa Under-19s 294/8 (50 ov)
Bangladesh Under-19s 161 (34.3 ov)
South Africa Under-19s won by 133 runs
Ireland Under-19s 109 (42.2 ov)
England Under-19s 113/3 (36.2 ov)
England Under-19s won by 7 wickets (with 82 balls remaining)
India Under-19s 166/8 (50 ov)
West Indies Under-19s 167/6 (47.1 ov)
West Indies Under-19s won by 4 wickets (with 17 balls remaining)
New Zealand Under-19s 247/9 (50 ov)
Scotland Under-19s 208 (46.5 ov)
New Zealand Under-19s won by 39 runs
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South Africa, New Zealand begin with wins
ESPNcricinfo staff
August 12, 2012
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Bangladesh started the tournament with a win on Saturday but could not back it up on Sunday, beaten comprehensively by South Africa at Allan Border Field in Brisbane. Quinton de Kock showed why he has already made a name for himself at first-class level for Gauteng, striking 95 at better than a run a ball after the South Africans were sent in by Bangladesh. Theunis de Bruyn also made a valuable contribution of 63 and by the time their partnership was broken, South Africa were 170 for 3. The rest of the South Africans chipped in and took the total on to 294 for 8, despite three wickets each for the spinners Noor Hossain and Nasum Ahmed.
The chase began poorly for Bangladesh as Corné Dry removed both openers within the first four overs. Only three batsmen passed 20 in the Bangladesh innings and after a 58-run third-wicket stand between Nurul Hasan (27) and the captain Anamal Haque (39), both of whom fell to Vincent Moore, there was little else for Bangladesh to celebrate. Al-Amin made 33 but wickets kept falling and Bangladesh were dismissed for 161 in the 35th over, leaving them on the wrong end of a 133-run defeat.
England sealed a comfortable seven-wicket win over Ireland at Endeavour Park after bowling out the opposition for just 109. Left-arm seamer Reece Topley was among the wickets again, picking up three for 14 in a nine-over spell that included four maidens. Ireland, after being put in, began slowly and slowed down further as they kept losing wickets regularly. Only three of their batsmen managed to reach double-figures, with a highest of 28 from Tyrone Kane. Andy McBrine made 16 and captain George Dockrell contributed 26. Each of England’s six bowlers was economical and five among them bagged at least a wicket each.
England lost their openers early in the chase but were steadied by a 32-run stand between Ben Foakes and Craig Overton. Foakes fell with the score on 54, but Overton, joined by Aneesh Kapil who made an unbeaten 32, helped see his team through as the game was sealed in the 37th over. The win was England’s first in this competition, having been beaten by Australia on the opening day.
New Zealand began their World Cup campaign with a win over Scotland at the John Blanck Oval, set up by a century from Will Young and a collective bowling effort. Asked to bat, New Zealand were given a solid platform thanks to a 88-run third-wicket stand between Young (115) and Robert O’Donnell who made a half-century. Young scored better than a run a ball and smashed five fours and three sixes in his knock. New Zealand were 179 for 3 at one stage but slipped to 247 for 9. Ruiadhri Smith picked up three wickets.
Scotland punched above their weight in the chase and were in a good position at 86 for 2 in the 19th over. They were then reduced to 110 for 5 but a half-century from Freddie Coleman and his 57-run stand with Henry Edwards gave his team some hope. But both were dismissed in the same over by medium-pacer Connor Neynens, who finished with 3 for 24 in ten overs. Legspinner Ish Sodhi also picked up three wickets and Scotland were bowled out for 208.
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*Scotland Under-19s 200 (49.5 ov)*
*Pakistan Under-19s 204/1 (36.2 ov)*
**Pakistan Under-19s won by 9 wickets (with 82 balls remaining)
***Australia Under-19s 294/7 (50 ov)*
Nepal Under-19s 82 (23.5 ov)
Australia Under-19s won by 212 runs
Sri Lanka Under-19s 298/9 (50 ov)
Namibia Under-19s 103 (35.0 ov)
Sri Lanka Under-19s won by 195 runs
Papua New Guinea Under-19s 116 (41 ov)
West Indies Under-19s 117/1 (11.4 ov)
West Indies Under-19s won by 9 wickets (with 230 balls remaining)
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What happened? 
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^why r u doing rolley polley on the floor :pcg:
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Minnow suffer big defeats
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Pakistan won the game by 9 wickets, opening partnership of 163 runs 
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Babar Azam is a class act
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Pakistan beat Scotland, reach semi-final
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