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Matches Played - 1987/88 to 2019/20 the Icc U19 World Cup Held in New Zealand in 2017/18 THE ICC U19 CRICKET WORLD CUP - ALL MATCHES PLAYED - 1987/88 TO 2019/20 THE ICC U19 WORLD CUP HELD IN NEW ZEALAND IN 2017/18 No. Match Venue Date Result Scores 1 Afghanistan v Pakistan New Cobham Oval, Whangerei 13/01/2018 Afghanistan won by 5 wickets Pak 188 Afg 194/5 2 Bangladesh v Namibia Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln 13/01/2018 Bangladesh won by 87 runs Bang 190/4 Nam 103/6 (Match reduced to 20 overs per side before play began) 3 New Zealand v West Indies Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui 13/01/2018 New Zealand won by 8 wickets WI 233/8 NZ 234/2 4 Papua New Guinea v Zimbabwe Lincoln No 3 Ground, Lincoln 13/01/2018 Zimbabwe won by 10 wickets PNG 95 Zim 98/0 5 Australia v India Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui 14/01/2008 India won by 100 runs Ind 328/7 Aus 228 6 Ireland v Sri Lanka New Cobham Oval, Whangerei 14/01/2008 Sri Lanka won by 7 wickets Ire 207/8 SL 208/3 (Match reduced to 48 overs per side before play began) 7 Kenya v South Africa Lincoln No 3 Ground, Lincoln 14/01/2008 South Africa won by 169 runs SA 341/7 Ken 172/7 8 Bangladesh v Canada Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln 15/01/2018 Bangladesh won by 66 runs Bang 264/8 Can 198 9 England v Namibia Queenstown Events Centre 15/01/2018 England won by 8 wickets Nam 196/9 Eng 198/2 10 India v Papua New Guinea Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui 16/01/2018 India won by 10 wickets PNG 64 Ind 67/0 11 Ireland v Pakistan New Cobham Oval, Whangerei 16/01/2018 Pakistan won by 9 wickets Ire 97 Pak 98/1 12 Afghanistan v Sri Lanka New Cobham Oval, Whangerei 17/01/2008 Afghanistan won by 32 runs (DLS) Afg 284/7 SL 202 (Sri Lanka`s target was 235 in 38 overs) 13 Australia v Zimbabwe Lincoln No 3 Ground, Lincoln 17/01/2008 Australia won by 7 wickets Zim 134 Aus 135/3 14 New Zealand v Kenya Hagley Oval, Christchurch 17/01/2008 New Zealand won by 243 runs NZ 436/4 Ken 193/4 15 South Africa v West Indies Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui 17/01/2008 South Africa won by 76 runs SA 282/8 WI 206 16 Bangladesh v England Queenstown Events Centre 18/01/2018 England won by 7 wickets Bang 175 Eng 177/3 17 Canada v Namibia Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln 18/01/2018 Canada won by 4 wickets Nam 193 Can 197/6 18 Australia v Papua New Guinea Lincoln No 3 Ground, Lincoln 19/01/2018 Australia won by 311 runs Aus 370/8 PNG 59 19 India v Zimbabwe Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui 19/01/2018 India won by 10 wickets Zim 154 Ind 155/0 20 Pakistan v Sri Lanka Cobham Oval, Whangerei 19/01/1981 Pakistan won by 3 wickets SL 188 Pak 190/7 21 Afghanistan v Ireland Cobham Oval, Whangerei 20/01/2008 Ireland won by 4 runs Ire 225/8 Afg 221 22 Canada v England Queenstown Events Centre 20/01/2008 England won by 282 runs Eng 383/7 Can 101 23 Kenya v West Indies Lincoln No 3 Ground, Lincoln 20/01/2008 West Indies won by 222 runs WI 318/7 Ken 96 24 New Zealand v South Africa Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui 20/01/2008 New Zealand won by 71 runs NZ 279/8 SA 208 25 Canada v Papua New Guinea Lincoln No 3 Ground, Lincoln 22/01/2018 Canada won by 80 runs Can 265/8 PNG 185 26 Namibia v Zimbabwe Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln 22/01/2018 Zimbabwe won by 7 wickets Nam 113 Zim 114/3 27 Australia v England Queenstown Events Centre 23/01/2018 Australia won by 31 runs Aus 127 Eng 96 28 Ireland v West Indies Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln 23/01/2018 West Indies won by 4 wickets Ire 278/8 WI 281/6 29 Kenya v Sri Lanka Lincoln No 3 Ground, Lincoln 23/01/2018 Sri Lanka won by 311 runs SL 419/4 Ken 108 30 Pakistan v South Africa Hagley Oval, Christchurch 24/01/2018 Pakistan won by 3 wickets SA 189/9 Pak 190/7 31 Ireland v Papua New Guinea Main Power Oval, Rangiora 25/01/2018 Ireland won by 3 wickets PNG 121 Ire 122/7 32 Kenya v Namibia Lincoln No 3 Ground, Lincoln 25/01/2018 Namibia won by 8 wickets Ken 176 Nam 180/2 33 New Zealand v Afghanistan Hagley Oval, Christchurch 25/01/2018 Afghanistan won by 202 runs Afg 309/6 NZ 107 34 Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe (Plate Semi-Final) Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln 25/01/2018 Sri Lanka won by 5 wickets Zim 256/4 SL 260/5 35 Bangladesh v India Queenstown Events Centre 26/01/2018 India won by 131 runs Ind 265 Bang 134 36 Canada v West Indies (Plate Semi-Final) Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln 26/01/2018 West Indies won by 187 runs WI 323/8 Can 136 37 Ireland v Namibia Lincoln No 3 Ground, Lincoln 27/01/2018 Ireland won by 102 runs Ire 288/6 Nam 186 38 Kenya v Papua New Guinea Main Power Oval, Rangiora 27/01/2018 Kenya won by 14 runs Ken 176 PNG 162 39 New Zealand v South Africa Hagley Oval, Christchurch 27/01/2018 South Africa won by 73 runs SA 284/6 NZ 211 40 Bangladesh v England Queenstown Events Centre 28/01/2018 Bangladesh won by 5 wickets Eng 216 Bang 220/5 41 Canada v Zimbabwe Main Power Oval, Rangiora 28/01/2018 Zimbabwe won by 138 runs Zim 272/8 Can 134 42 Sri Lanka v West Indies (Plate Final) Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln 28/01/2018 Sri Lanka won by 3 wickets WI 254/5 SL 255/7 43 Afghanistan v Australia (Semi-Final) Hagley Oval, Christchurch 29/01/2018 Australia won by 6 wickets Afg 181 Aus 182/4 44 India v Pakistan (Semi-Final) Hagley Oval, Christchurch 30/01/2018 India won by 203 runs Ind 272/9 Pak 69 45 New Zealand v England Queenstown Events Centre 30/01/2018 England won by 32 runs Eng 261/7 NZ 229 46 Bangladesh v South Africa Queenstown Events Centre 31/01/2008 South Africa won by 8 wickets Bang 178 SA 180/2 47 Afghanistan v Pakistan Queenstown Events Centre 01/02/2018 Match abandoned - - - - (Pakistan were awarded 3rd place because of their better record in qualifying) 48 Australia v India (The Final) Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui 03/02/2018 India won by 8 wickets Aus 216 Ind 220/2.
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