India and Pakistan will meet in the final of the ACC Men’s U-19 Asia Cup 2026 on Saturday, November 14, at the Al Amerat Cricket Ground in Oman.

Saturday’s summit clash marks their second meeting of the week following a tense group-stage encounter. In that fixture, India posted 208 on the back of a fighting 107 from Arjun Rajput, only for Pakistan’s lower order to pull off a three-wicket chase after early setbacks.

Hamza Zahoor hit a match-winning ton to push Pakistan to the edge. Now India has a chance to avenge their loss, and Lakshya Raichandani wouldn't want to let this moment go. The likes of Aaryavir Sehwag, Anvay Dravid, and Rajput already stack India's top order. 

They will be looking to put an even bigger total on the board in the final.

Meanwhile, Farhan Yousaf’s Pakistan side will bank on pacers Ali Raza and Abdul Subhan alongside Zahoor’s composure in the middle order to complete a tournament double over their rivals.

India vs. Pakistan U-19 Asia Cup final start time

The ACC Men’s U-19 Asia Cup 2026 final between India and Pakistan will be played on Saturday, November 14, at Ministry Turf 2, Al Amerat Cricket Ground in Muscat, Oman.

The 50-over match is scheduled to start at 10:30 a.m. IST, with the captains walking out for the toss 30 minutes earlier.

How to watch the India vs. Pakistan U-19 Asia Cup

Cricket fans in India and around the world can catch every ball of the U-19 Asia Cup 2026 final live across television and digital streaming platforms:

• TV channel: Sony Sports Network
• Live stream: SonyLIV app and website

India vs. Pakistan U-19 Asia Cup final team news, predicted XI

Neither camp has reported any injury concerns ahead of Saturday’s final, though India could look to tighten their death-bowling options after failing to defend 208 in the group stage.

Pakistan is unlikely to alter a settled line-up that has delivered consistently with both bat and ball throughout the competition.

India U-19 predicted XI: Lakshya Rajesh Raichandani (c), Aaryavir Sehwag, VK Vineeth, Yashbardhan Chauhan, Anvay Dravid (wk), Arjun Rajput, Manal Chauhan, Mohit Ulva, Aryan Sasvani, Kavya Patel, and Ishan Sood.

Pakistan U-19 predicted XI: Usman Khan, Hayam Khan, Abdul Qadir, Farhan Yousaf (c), Ahmed Hussain, Hamza Zahoor (wk), Hasnain Abbas Dar, Niqab Shafiq, Mohammad Sayyam, Rizwanullah, and Ali Raza.

U-19 Asia Cup champions

India remains the most successful side in U-19 Asia Cup history with eight titles to their name, though Bangladesh and Pakistan have claimed the last three editions.

Here is the list of the last five U-19 Asia Cup winners: