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ICC Under-19 World Cup 2010 in NZ : An eye on India


ICC Under-19 World Cup 2010 in NZ : An eye on India  

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(Looking at Shehzad Ahmed profile, feeling sorry for our openers search compaign going on since 13 years, he is also the one among 70,80 other openers of Pak, I wonder on what bases he got the chance in 4 ODIS, absolutly nothing first class profile)

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Really an examplery performance from these kids for senior Pak team... I belive senior team could easily have given up at 49/4 but these kids have self belive and determiniation with some wise approach till last ball... Congratulations...

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Congrats to the pakistani team. Their team have played 2 tense games now and they have come out as winners in both. These games make you perform well in finals and I feel now Pakistan would be winning this final of u19. Well played pakistan.

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Hammad Azam: 28* (vs West Indies Under-19s) 5* (vs Papua New Guinea Under-19s) 27* (vs Bangladesh Under-19s) 21* (vs India Under-19s: QF) 92* (vs West Indies Under-19s: SF)

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U-19 WC : Hammad guides Pakistan to final Pakistan booked their place in the Under-19 World Cup final at the expense of West Indies, thanks to Hammad Azam’s unbeaten 92 in a four-wicket win. More... Hammad guides Pakistan to final 25 January 2010 Hammad Azam makes his ground en route to a match-winning 92 not out against West Indies at Lincoln's Bert Sutcliffe Oval Pakistan booked their place in the Under-19 World Cup final at the expense of West Indies, thanks to Hammad Azam’s unbeaten 92. They will play the winners of Wednesday’s second semi between Australia and Sri Lanka, also at Lincoln’s Bert Sutcliffe Oval, in Saturday's showpiece at the same venue. Hammad arrived at the crease with his side 49 for four, requiring another 164 from 30.5 overs to surpass England’s quarter-final conquerors. The right-handed all-rounder added 90 with Rameez Aziz, who made 39, and 64 with Mohammad Waqas, who contributed 29, to see his side home with nine balls and four wickets to spare. Hammad scored a just over a run-a-ball: his innings occupied 93 deliveries and contained 10 fours, more than double the tally his team-mates mustered. Opener Kraigg Brathwaite’s 85, from 116 deliveries and including six fours, had underpinned West Indies 212 for eight in 50 overs. Brathwaite put on 101 for the third wicket with captain Andre Creary, who hit 41, and 49 with wicketkeeper Shane Dowrich, who struck 55 from 49 balls, including three fours and a six. Elsewhere, Dominic Hendricks’s unbeaten hundred for South Africa set up a fifth place final with India, who beat England by seven wickets. Hendricks helped his side overhaul New Zealand’s 250 all out with 11 balls and nine wickets in hand at Lincoln. Ireland reached the Plate final at the expense of Canada, thanks to a superior net run-rate, after rain washed out their semi-final in Palmerston North. Hong Kong defeated Afghanistan by four wickets and Zimbabwe saw off USA by five wickets in the 13th place semis.

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