Pakistan Under-19 cricket team
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| Captain | Sarfaraz Ahmed |
| Coach | Mansoor Rana |
| Manager | Aftab Baluch |
| Physiotherapist | Thomas Grant |
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| Last match | v India at Ranasinghe Premadasa Stadium, Colombo, 19 February 2006 |
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As of 19 February 2006 |
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The Pakistan Under-19 cricket team are currently thefor to reigning world champions at the international under-19 level, having won the 2006 U-19 Cricket World Cup. Pakistan defeated the Indian Under-19 cricket team in a dramatic final in Colombo, when they successfully defended a very total of 109 by dismissing a strong Indian batting lineup for 71.
[edit] Players
The following played for Pakistan in the U-19 World Cup final:
- Sarfraz Ahmed (captain and wicket-keeper)
- Nasir Jamshed
- Ali Khan
- Mohammad Ibrahim
- Rameez Raja
- Ali Asad
- Riaz Kail
- Anwar Ali (Pakistans next greatest bowler----> said to be the next Waqar Younis)
- Imad Wasim
- Shaan Akbar (Banned by the PCB and ICB for 3 yrs for Pimping while on tour)
- Jamshed Ahmed
- Akhtar Ayub
- Mohammad Faheem
- Usman Malik
- Mohammad Laeeq
