WATCH: Mohit Ulva's last-ball boundary as India clinch U-19 Asia Cup over Pakistan

Explained

What happened

India's Under-19 team won the Under-19 Asia Cup final against Pakistan by one wicket on Saturday, 14 November, according to reports from Times of India, Zee News, News 18 and Outlook India. News 18 said the tournament was the 2026 edition, and Outlook India said the match was played at the Al Amerat Cricket Ground in Oman.

India were chasing a large total, but the reports disagree on its size. A Times of India video report gave Pakistan's score as 337 runs. Two other Times of India reports, along with News 18 and Outlook India, put the target at 338. According to Times of India, Pakistan's innings was built around a strong knock by Usman Khan.

The result was settled in the final over. Times of India credited Mohit Ulva with 49 runs and said he hit the boundary that decided the match. One Times of India report said he scored those runs from 26 deliveries. Outlook India described the win as Ulva's end-over effort.

Why it matters

Outlook India said the title was India's ninth Under-19 Asia Cup win, which extends its own record for the tournament. Outlook India also linked the side's success to Lakshya Raichandani. News 18 framed the result as India having shocked Pakistan, a description taken from its headline.

What we don't know yet

The reports do not agree on Pakistan's total, so the exact target remains unclear. Outlook India's coverage was a live-updates page, so its details may have changed after publication. None of the reports provided a full scorecard, a breakdown of the bowling, or comments from either side.

Written by the 91News.in desk with AI assistance, based on reports from Times of India, Zee News, News 18, Outlook India. Updated 15 Nov 2026, 8:05 am. Spotted an error? Tell us.