IND vs PAK U19 Asia Cup Final Highlights: India became the champions of the Under-19 Asia Cup 2026. The team defeated Pakistan by 1 wicket in a nail-biting final. Mohit Ulva was the hero of the victory.

IND vs PAK U19 Asia Cup Final Highlights

India has become the champion of the Under-19 Asia Cup 2026. The team defeated Pakistan by 1 wicket in a nail-biting final. Mohit Ulawa was the hero of the victory, hitting the winning boundary off the last ball. Mohit scored an unbeaten 49 runs and not only led the team back from a near-lost match but also led them to victory. Chasing a target of 338, India got off to a good start, but a middle-order collapse left them facing defeat.

India lost their eighth wicket at 252, needing 86 more runs to win, but with only two wickets in hand. Then, Mainal Chauhan and Mohit Ulawa forged a 57-run partnership for the ninth wicket, proving to be the turning point. However, the breakup of this partnership left Indian fans breathless once again, with just one wicket in hand and 29 more runs needed. Pakistan was agonizingly close to victory, just one wicket away. However, Mohit Ulawa's brilliant innings secured India's victory.

3 runs were needed off the last ball.

India needed 25 runs in 12 balls to win, with only 1 wicket left, so the pressure was high on Team India. Mohit Ulawa hit 2 fours and 1 six in the 49th over, scoring a total of 17 runs in this over. Now 8 runs were needed in 6 balls. Ahmed Hussain bowled the last over for Pakistan, who bowled a dot ball on the first ball and a wide on the second. After this, 4 singles were scored in the next 4 balls. Now 3 runs were needed on the last ball to win, 2 were also needed for a draw. Mohit took India to victory by hitting a four.

Batting first, Pakistan opener Usman Khan scored a century, sharing a 135-run partnership for the second wicket with Abdul Qadir. Usman scored 107 runs off 111 balls, including three sixes and 11 fours. Qadir played a blistering innings of 80 runs off 54 balls, hitting eight sixes and three fours. Coming in at number four, Pakistan captain Farhan Yousuf also scored a half-century, scoring 63 runs off 60 balls.

Paresh Patel took the most wickets for India, taking four, and was the only one to bowl his full 10 overs, conceding 68 runs. Vijay Subhash took three wickets, conceding 40 runs in his five overs.