U19 Asia Cup 2024: Live Streaming Channel, Squads, Fixtures, Date And Time

U19 Asia Cup 2024 edition to begin from November 29 [Source: @ACCMedia1/X.com]

The latest edition of the U19 Asia Cup 2024 is slated to get underway on November 29 in the United Arab Emirates. The finest young talents in Asia are all set to create buzz with entertaining matches. One clash is particularly hyped, and that is the India-Pakistan match.

8 teams will be divided into 2 groups with the round robin format being used to compete. In total, 15 ODIs will be played in the tournament and the final is scheduled for December 8. While India will certainly be favourites, the defending champions Bangladesh cannot be underestimated. They were crowned their first maiden U19 Asia Cup title in 2023, beating UAE by a one-sided margin in the final.

Here's the full schedule of matches, players list, venues, and live streaming sources before the opening match starts on November 29.

U19 Asia Cup 2024: Format and Teams

8 teams will take part in the 2024 edition of the U19 Asia Cup. Group A will feature  India, Pakistan, United Arab Emirates and Japan whereas Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka are penciled in Group 2. Both groups will compete within themeless. At the end of group stages, top 2 teams from both groups will compete in semi-finals and then the finals.

U19 Asia Cup 2024: Venue

The U19 Asia Cup 2024 will be played across two venues in UAE, namely, the Dubai International Cricket Stadium and Sharjah Cricket Stadium.

U19 Asia Cup 2024: Full Schedule and Match Timings

U19 Asia Cup 2024: Live Streaming and Telecast details

The U19 Asia Cup 2024 edition will be telecasted live on Sony Sports Network whereas SonyLiv app and website will stream all games live on its OTT platform.

U19 Asia Cup 2024: Squads

India: Ayush Mhatre, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, C Andre Siddarth, Mohd. Amaan (C), Kiran Chormale (VC), Pranav Pant, Harvansh Singh Pangalia (WK), Anurag Kawde (WK), Hardik Raj, Md. Enaan, KP Karthikeya, Samarth Nagaraj, Yudhajit Guha, Chetan Sharma, Nikhil Kumar

Afghanistan: Mehboob Taskin (c, wk), Hamza Alikhil (wk), Uzair Khan, Faisal Khan, Barakatullah Ibrahimzai, Ezatullah Barikzai, Aziz Miakhil, Nazeef Amiri, Abdul Aziz, Nasratullah Nooristani, Khatir Stanikzai, Fahim Khewawal, Hafeez Zadran, Allah Mohammad Ghazanfar, Naseer Khan Maroofkhil

Japan: Koji Hardgrave-Abe (c), Charles Hinze, Kazuma Kato-Stafford, Hugo Kelly, Timothy Moore, Skyler Nakayama-Cook, Daniel Panckhurst, Nihar Parmar, Aditya Phadke, Aarav Tiwari, Kai Wall, Yuto Yageta, Kiefer Yamamoto-Lake, Max Yonekawa-Lynn

Nepal: Hemant Dhami (c), Arjun Kumal (vc), Dilshad Ali, Naren Bhatta, Roshan Biswakarma, Yubaraj Khatri, Ranjit Kumar, Uttam Magar (wk), Bipin Mahato, Dayanand Mandal, Aprajit Poudel, Naren Saud, Unish Thakuri, Abhiskeh Tiwari, Aakash Tripathi, Mayan Yadav, Rajesh Yadav, Santosh Yadav

Pakistan: Saad Baig (c, wk), Mohammad Ahmed, Haroon Arshad, Tayyab Arif, Mohammad Huzefa, Naveed Ahmed Khan, Hassan Khan, Shahzaib Khan, Usman Khan, Faham-ul-Haq, Ali Raza, Mohammad Riazullah, Abdul Subhan, Farhan Yousuf, Umar Zaib

Bangladesh: Al Fahad, Ashrafuzzaman Barenava, Azizul Hakim Tamim (c), Debasish Sarkar Deba, Farid Hasan Faysal, Iabal Hasan Emon, Maruf Maidha, Rafi Uzzaman Rafi, Rifat Beg, Rizan Hossan, Saad Islam Razin, Samiun Basir Ratul, Shihab James, Zawad Abrar (vc)

Sri Lanka: Vihas Thewmika (C), Pulindu Perera, Thanuja Rajapakse, Dulnith Sigera, Lakvin Abeysinghe, Vimath Dinsara, Ramiru Perera, Kavija Gamage, Viran Chamuditha, Praveen Maneesha, Yenula Dewthusa, Sharujan Shanmuganathan, Newton Ranjithkumar, Kugadas Mathulan, Geethika de Silva

UAE: Aayan Khan (captain), Akshat Rai, Aryan Saxena, Abdullah Tarique, Aliasgar Shums, Ethan D’Souza, Fasiur Rahman, Harsh Desai, Karan Dhiman, Muddit Agarwal, Noorullah Ayoubi, Rachit Ghosh, Rayan Khan, Uddish Suri and Yayin Kiran

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