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Matches Played - 1987/88 to 2019/20 the Icc U19 Cricket World Cup Held in Australia in 2012/13 THE ICC U19 CRICKET WORLD CUP - ALL MATCHES PLAYED - 1987/88 TO 2019/20 THE ICC U19 CRICKET WORLD CUP HELD IN AUSTRALIA IN 2012/13 No. Match Venue Date Result Scores 1 Afghanistan v Pakistan John Blanck Oval, Maroochydore 11/08/2012 Pakistan won by 109 runs Pak 253/6 Afg 144 2 Australia v England Tony Ireland Stadium, Townsville 11/08/2012 Australia won by 6 wickets Eng 143 Aus 147/4 3 Bangladesh v Sri Lanka Allan Border Field, Brisbane 11/08/2012 Bangladesh won by 25 runs Bang 249/7 SL 224 4 Papua New Guinea v Zimbabwe Endeavour Park, Townsville 11/08/2012 Zimbabwe won by 104 runs Zim 249 PNG 145 5 Bangladesh v South Africa Allan Border Field, Brisbane 12/08/2012 South Africa won by 133 runs SA 294/8 Bang 161 6 England v Ireland Endeavour Park, Townsville 12/08/2012 England won by 7 wickets Ire 109 Eng 113/3 7 India v West Indies Tony Ireland Stadium, Townsville 12/08/2012 West Indies won by 4 wickets Ind 166/8 WI 167/6 8 New Zealand v Scotland John Blanck Oval, Maroochydore 12/08/2012 New Zealand won by 38 runs NZ 247/9 Scot 208 9 Australia v Nepal Tony Ireland Stadium, Townsville 13/08/2012 Australia won by 212 runs Aus 294/7 Nep 82 10 Namibia v Sri Lanka Allan Border Field, Brisbane 13/08/2012 Sri Lanka won by 195 runs SL 298/9 Nam 103 11 Pakistan vScotland Ken Hackney Oval, Maroochydore 13/08/2012 Pakistan won by 9 wickets Scot 200 Pak 204/1 12 Papua New Guinea v West Indies Endeavour Park No 2 Ground, Townsville 13/08/2012 West Indies won by 9 wickets PNG 116 WI 117/1 13 Afghanistan v New Zealand Ken Hackney Oval, Maroochydore 14/08/2012 New Zealand won by 8 runs NZ 198 Afg 190/9 14 Australia v Ireland Endeavour Park No 2 Ground, Townsville 14/08/2012 Australia won by 6 wickets Ire 129 Aus 133/4 15 India v Zimbabwe Tony Ireland Stadium, Townsville 14/08/2012 India won by 63 runs Ind 261/6 Zim 198 16 Namibia v South Africa Peter Burge Oval, Brisbane 14/08/2012 South Africa won by 209 runs Sa 359/6 Nam 150 17 Afghanistan v Scotland John Blanck Oval, Maroochydore 15/08/2012 Afghanistan won by 10 runs Afg 191 Scot 181 18 Ireland v Nepal Endeavour Park, Townsville 15/08/2012 Ireland won by 14 runs Ire 185/8 Nep 171 19 South Africa v Sri Lanka Peter Burge Oval, Brisbane 15/08/2012 South Africa won by 4 wickets SL 150 SA 153/6 20 Bangladesh v Namibia Peter Burge Oval, Brisbane 15/08/2012 Bangladesh won by 7 wickets Nam 151 Bang 155/3 21 England v Nepal Tony Ireland Stadium, Townsville 16/08/2012 England won by 126 runs Eng 274/7 Nep 148 22 India v Papua New Guinea Endeavour Park, Townsville 16/08/2012 India won by 107 runs Ind 204 PNG 97 23 New Zealand v Pakistan John Blanck Oval, Maroochydore 16/08/2012 Pakistan won by 5 wickets NZ 152/8 Pak 153/5 24 West Indies v Zimbabwe Endeavour Park No 2 Ground, Townsville 16/08/2012 West Indies won by 6 wickets Zim 148/8 WI 150/4 25 Afghanistan v Papua New Guinea Allan Border Field, Brisbane 19/08/2012 Afghanistan won by 4 wickets PNG 239/5 Afg 244/6 26 Australia v Bangladesh Endeavour Park No 2 Ground, Townsville 19/08/2012 Australia won by 5 wickets Bang 171 Aus 172/5 27 England v South Africa Tony Ireland Stadium, Townsville 19/08/2012 South Africa won by 103 runs Sa 244 Eng 141 28 Scotland v Zimbabwe Peter Burge Oval, Brisbane 19/08/2012 Scotland won by 41 runs Scot 241/7 Zim 200/9 29 India v Pakistan Tony Ireland Stadium, Townsville 20/08/2012 India won by 1 wicket Pak 136 Ind 137/9 30 Ireland v Namibia WEP Harris Oval, Brisbane 20/08/2012 Ireland won by 4 wickets Nam 128/9 Ire 129/6 31 Nepal v Sri Lanka Peter Burge Oval, Brisbane 20/08/2012 Sri Lanka won by 8 wickets Nepal 79 SL 80/2 32 New Zealand v West Indies Endeavour Park, Townsville 20/08/2012 New Zealand won by 3 wickets WI 237 NZ 238/7 33 Afghanistan v Scotland (Plate Semi-Final) Allan Border Field, Brisbane 21/08/2012 Afghanistan won by 126 runs Afg 336/7 Scot 210 34 Australia v South Africa (Semi-Final) Tony Ireland Stadium, Townsville 21/08/2012 Australia won by 4 wickets SA 191/8 Aus 193/6 35 Bangladesh v England Endeavour Park No 2 Ground, Townsville 21/08/2012 England won by 4 wickets Bang 217/7 Eng 219/6 36 Namibia v Nepal Peter Burge Oval, Brisbane 21/08/2012 Nepal won by 39 runs Nepal 219/7 Nam 180 37 Papua New Guinea v Zimbabwe WEP Harris Oval, Brisbane 21/08/2012 Papua won by 12 runs PNG 235 Zim 223 38 Ireland v Sri Lanka (Plate Semi-Final) Allan Border Field, Brisbane 22/08/2012 Sri Lanka won by 109 runs SL 258 Ire 149 39 Pakistan v West Indies Endeavour Park, Townsville 22/08/2012 West Indies won by 16 runs WI 182 Pak 166 40 India v New Zealand (Semi-Final) Tony Ireland Stadium, Townsville 23/08/2012 India won by 9 runs Ind 209/9 NZ 200/9 41 Namibia v Zimbabwe WEP Harris Oval, Brisbane 23/08/2012 Zimbabwe won by 70 runs Zim 236/9 Nam 166 42 Nepal v Papua New Guinea Peter Burge Oval, Brisbane 23/08/2012 Nepal won by 6 wickets PNG 89 Nep 90/4 43 Afghanistan v Sri Lanka (Plate Final) Allan Border Field, Brisbane 24/08/2012 Sri Lanks won by 7 wickets Afg 194/9 SL 196/3 44 Bangladesh v Pakistan Endeavour Park No 2 Ground, Townsville 24/08/2012 Bangladesh won by 5 wickets Pak 235/8 Bang 239/5 45 England v West Indies Endeavour Park, Townsville 24/08/2012 England won by 13 runs Eng 241/9 WI 228 46 Ireland v Scotland WEP Harris Oval, Brisbane 24/08/2012 Scotland won by 3 runs Scot 185/5 Ire 182 47 New Zealand v South Africa Endeavour Park, Townsville 25/08/2012 South Africa won by 8 wickets NZ 90 SA 94/2 48 Australia v India (The Final) Tony Ireland Stadium, Townsville 26/08/2012 India won by 6 wickets Aus 225/8 Ind 227/4.
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