In this article we will be analyzing the AUS U19 vs PAK U19 Match Prediction. Pakistan will take on Australia in the second semi-final of the ongoing ICC U19 Men’s Cricket World Cup. Both the sides are unbeaten so far and while Saad Baig’s Pakistan under 19 team got their place in the last four by finishing as runners-up in Super Six Group 1, Hugh Weibgen’s Australia made it to the knockout stage as winners of Group 2.
Hence, the stage is set for the two sides who have been in sublime form and will lock horns against one another in a stiff encounter to advance through to the final. Notably, the winner of the second semifinal will meet Team India in the final. Speaking of the ‘Green Shirts’, the side has remained quite consistent and dominated their group stage encounters against Afghanistan, Nepal, and New Zealand. They continued their run against Ireland and Bangladesh but were given a scare by Bangladesh in their last match.
On the other hand, Australia topped their group with three consecutive wins against Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe, and Namibia, respectively. Thereafter, the ‘Men in Yellow’ trumped England by 110 runs in the Super Six stage to seal their place in the semi-final with a no result over West Indies.
AUS U19 vs PAK U19 World Cup Match Details:
| Match | Venue | Date & Time | Live Streaming Details |
| Australia under-19 vs Pakistan under-19, 2nd Semifinal | Willowmoore Park, Benoni | Thursday, February 08, 1:30 PM (IST) | Star Sports Network, Disney+ Hotstar App |
Willowmoore Park Pitch Report and Conditions:
Willowmoore Park has been one of the most challenging surfaces at the Under-19 World Cup this year. The pacers got extra bounce in the first semi-final and hence in the upcoming clash; the batters need to dig deep and apply themselves before going for big shots. As far as the spinners are concerned, the ball doesn’t always come onto the bat as expected.
Check here: AUS U19 vs PAK U19 Live Score, Semi Final 2
AUS U19 vs PAK U19 Head-to-Head Record:
| Matches Played | Aus U-19 Won | Pak U-19 Won | No Result | Ties | First Played | Last Played |
| 35 | 14 | 19 | 01 | 01 | 4th Feb, 1982 | 8th Jan, 2022 |
AUS U19 vs PAK U19 Probable Playing XI
Australia (AUS U19):
Harry Dixon, Harjas Singh, Sam Konstas, Hugh Weibgen (C), Oliver Peake, Lachlan Aitken (wk), Raf MacMillan, Harkirat Bajwa, Tom Straker, Mahli Beardman, Callum Vidler
Pakistan (PAK U19):
Shamyl Hussain, Shahzaib Khan, Azan Awais, Saad Baig (C/Wk), Ahmad Hassan, Haroon Arshad, Arafat Minhas, Ubaid Shah, Mohammad Zeeshan, Ali Asfand, Ali Raza
AUS U19 vs PAK U19 Probable Best Performers
Probable Best Batter:
Hugh Weibgen
Hugh Weibgen will once again be important with the bat for Australia as he has been in outstanding form in the ongoing under-19 World Cup 2024. So far, the Australian skipper has scored 252 runs in five innings with an impressive average of 63.00 and a decent strike rate of 87.80, respectively.
Probable Best Bowler:
Ubaid Shah
Ubaid Shah has been one of the best bowlers of the tournament so far. The talented pacer has been in a good rhythm with the new ball and has troubled the batters consistently. Besides, Shah comes into the knockout game with a tally of 17 wickets in five innings at an average of 10.53.
Today’s Match Prediction: Team Batting first to win the Match
Disclaimer: The prediction is based on the understanding, analysis, and instinct of the author. While making your prediction, consider the points mentioned, and make your own decision.
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