India U19 clinched a convincing 58-run victory over Pakistan U19 in the 12th match of the Super Six Group 2 at Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo, during the ICC Under-19 World Cup 2026. This win secured India a spot in the semi-finals, where they’ll be up against Afghanistan. Pakistan started their chase with some promise but struggled to keep the momentum going against a disciplined Indian bowling attack. This result has sparked discussions about Pakistan’s tactics, as their cautious start allowed India to take control of the game. Batting first, India U19 set a competitive target of 252 runs in 49.5 overs, thanks to solid partnerships from their top order. Pakistan U19 began their innings positively, reaching 88/1 and later 151/2, but as the pitch began to favor spin, the game’s dynamics shifted. Pakistan U19 Collapse as India U19 Claim 58-Run Win India’s captain, Mhatre, made a timely entry into the bowling attack and made an immediate impact, taking a wicket with his very first ball, which triggered a batting collapse. Khilan Patel, Vihaan, and Kanishk joined forces with him, collectively taking eight wickets. The turning point came with the dismissal of Farhan Yousaf, as wickets began to tumble for Pakistan. Their slow start meant they never really built the momentum needed to challenge India’s total. Ultimately, Pakistan was bowled out for 194 in 46.2 overs, handing India a comfortable 58-run victory. This win showcased India’s adaptability, tactical awareness, and ability to make the most of the conditions, while Pakistan will need to reassess their strategy and sense of urgency in high-pressure situations if they want to advance in future tournaments. India U19’s 58-run win showcased their tactical skill, adaptability, and control under pressure, securing a semi-final spot against Afghanistan, while Pakistan must reassess their strategy and urgency to compete effectively in future high-pressure matches.