Bangladesh’s Under-19 cricket team has made an impressive run to the final of the 2024 ACC Under-19s Asia Cup, where they will face India for the coveted title.
The team, led by their young talents, has demonstrated strong all-round performances, defeating top teams along the way to reach their first-ever final in the competition.

The final is set to start at 10:30 AM local time, with fans eagerly anticipating what promises to be an exciting conclusion to the 2024 ACC Under-19s Asia Cup.
| Date | Match | Opponent | Result | Score | Margin of Victory |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 29 Nov 2024 | Group B, 1st Match | Afghanistan Under-19s | Bangladesh won by 45 runs | Bangladesh 228/9, Afghanistan 183 | 45 runs |
| 1 Dec 2024 | Group B, 5th Match | Nepal Under-19s | Bangladesh won by 5 wickets | Nepal 141, Bangladesh 142/5 | 5 wickets (128 balls remaining) |
| 3 Dec 2024 | Group B, 9th Match | Sri Lanka Under-19s | Sri Lanka won by 7 runs | Sri Lanka 228, Bangladesh 221 | 7 runs |
| 6 Dec 2024 | Semi-Final | Pakistan Under-19s | Bangladesh won by 7 wickets | Pakistan 116, Bangladesh 120/3 | 7 wickets (167 balls remaining) |
| 8 Dec 2024 | Final | India Under-19s | Match Yet to Begin | - | - |
The journey began on November 29 with a 45-run victory over Afghanistan. Batting first, Bangladesh posted a competitive total of 228/9 in their 50 overs. Afghanistan fought hard but were restricted to 183, handing Bangladesh a well-deserved win in their opening match of Group B.
Bangladesh continued their strong form with another dominant performance against Nepal on December 1. Chasing a modest target of 142, Bangladesh achieved it comfortably in just 28.4 overs, winning by 5 wickets with 128 balls to spare. Nepal could only muster 141 runs, and Bangladesh’s bowlers were clinical in restricting them.
However, Bangladesh faced a tough challenge in their third group match against Sri Lanka on December 3. After restricting Sri Lanka to 228, Bangladesh came close to the target but fell short by 7 runs, finishing with 221 in 49.3 overs. Despite the defeat, the team showed resilience, keeping the match competitive.
Bangladesh bounced back strongly in the semi-final on December 6, where they completely dominated Pakistan. Chasing just 117 after Pakistan were bowled out for a mere 116, Bangladesh cruised to a 7-wicket victory in just 22.1 overs. The win came with an incredible 167 balls to spare, showcasing the team’s exceptional form and confidence heading into the final.
Now, Bangladesh is ready for the ultimate test. The final against India on December 8 promises to be a thrilling encounter as the young Tigers look to secure their first-ever Asia Cup title. With their balanced squad, which features both strong batting and bowling units, Bangladesh will aim to make history and lift the trophy on their remarkable run in Dubai.