Asian Cricket Council Under-19s Asia Cup (Afghanistan) 2023/24
League
Afghanistan
2023
Finished
Season in numbers
15
Matches played
5502
Runs
366.80
Average per match
8
Home wins
7
Away wins
Clubs
All teamsAbout
The ACC Under-19 Asia Cup is the premier age-group cricket competition in the region, organized by the Asian Cricket Council. It serves as a vital platform for developing young talent, distinct from other age-grade tournaments like the ACC Emerging Teams Asia Cup. The event brings together national Under-19 squads to compete in a structured format designed to prepare players for senior international level.
The tournament typically features eight teams, including the five Full Members of the ACC alongside three qualifiers. These nations are divided into two groups of four, where they play a single round-robin league. The top two sides from each group progress to semi-finals, leading to a decisive final. This structure ensures high-quality matches while providing opportunities for associate members to compete against stronger opposition.
India holds the record for the most victories, having secured the title eight times since the competition began in 1989. Their success spans several decades, including shared honours in 2012 and dominant performances in recent years. Bangladesh has also emerged as a strong contender, winning consecutive titles in 2023 and 2024, demonstrating their growing strength in the region. Afghanistan claimed victory in 2017, while Pakistan secured their first outright win in 2025 after a significant final match.
Although the competition is not a direct qualifier for the ICC Under-19 World Cup, it remains a crucial step in player development. Participants use the tournament to gain experience in high-pressure situations, refining their skills before facing global challenges. The presence of teams such as Nepal and the United Arab Emirates adds depth to the field, ensuring competitive balance across the group stages.
The ACC Under-19 Asia Cup represents a cornerstone of Asian cricket development. Founded in 1989, it has evolved into a key stage for emerging stars. The format allows for intense competition among regional rivals, fostering both sporting excellence and camaraderie. With India leading the way in terms of titles, the tournament continues to showcase the best young cricketers from across the continent.
Seasons
- 2023