Under-19 World Cup 2024: Top run-getters and wicket-takers after India U19 vs USA U19 (Updated) ft. Musheer Khan and Saumy Pandey

India U19 secured a convincing 201-run win over USA U19 in the 23rd match of the ICC U19 World Cup 2024 while Australia U19 secured a six-wicket win over Sri Lanka U19 in the 24th clash.

In the 23rd match, India U19 were asked to bat first and they racked up a dominant total of 326/5 in 50 overs. Opener Arshin Kulkarni smacked a 108-run knock off 118 balls. Musheer Khan continued his good form, scoring 73 runs off 76 balls.

USA U19 were never in the chase as they kept losing wickets at regular intervals. Utkarsh Srivastava was the top-scorer with 40 runs off 73 balls as they reached 125/8 in 50 overs. Naman Tiwari was the wrecker-in-chief with a four-wicket haul.

Shifting our focus to the 24th contest, Sri Lanka U19 batted first and posted a total of 208 runs in 49.5 overs. Dinura Kalupahana top scored with 64 runs off 78 balls, including six fours and three sixes. Callum Vidler scalped a three-wicket haul in nine overs while conceding just 28 runs.

In reply, Australia U19 opener Harry Dixon (49), Ryan Hicks (77*), and Tom Campbell (33*) steered their side to victory in 48.5 overs with six wickets remaining. Vishwa Lahiru claimed two wickets for SL U19.

On that note, let’s take a look at the leading run-getters and wicket-takers of the ongoing Under-19 World Cup 2024.

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Under-19 World Cup 2024 Most Runs List

Sr. No	Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	BF	SR	100	50	0	4s	6s
1	Shahzaib Khan (PAK19)	3	3	1	223	106	111.5	282	79.07	1	1	-	23	7
2	J Andrew (WI19)	3	3	1	196	130	98	166	118.07	1	1	-	22	3
3	Musheer Khan (IND19)	3	3	0	194	118	64.66	189	102.64	1	1	-	15	5
4	D Marais (SA19)	3	3	1	187	80*	93.5	127	147.24	-	2	-	17	8
5	J Dunk (SCO19)	3	3	0	187	90	62.33	278	67.26	-	2	-	20	0
6	UP Saharan (IND19)	3	3	0	174	75	58	205	84.87	-	2	-	10	2
7	BS McKinney (ENG19)	3	3	0	162	88	54	165	98.18	-	1	-	20	4
8	Ariful Islam (BD19)	3	3	0	157	103	52.33	187	83.95	1	-	-	12	1
9	S Stolk (SA19)	3	3	0	155	86	51.66	98	158.16	-	2	-	19	9
10	SR Devireddy (NZ19)	2	2	1	154	147*	154	135	114.07	1	-	-	12	6

Pakistan U19 batter Shahzaib Khan retained his top spot in the standings with 223 runs from three innings. West Indies U19 batter Jewel Andrew, with 196 runs in three innings, remains in second place.

India U19 no.3 batter Musheer Khan moved up from 14th to third rank with 194 runs. Dewan Marais (187) and Jamie Dunk (187) slid one spot each to secure the fourth and fifth ranks at averages of 93.5 and 62.33, respectively.

Indian skipper Uday Saharan moved up from 11th to sixth spot with 174 runs. Ben McKinney (162), Ariful Islam (157), Steve Stolk (155), and Snehith Reddy (154) slipped two slots each to make it to the seventh, eighth, ninth, and 10th ranks, respectively.

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Under-19 World Cup 2024 Most Wickets List

Sr. No	Player	Mat	Inns	Balls	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	BBI	Ave	Econ	SR	4	5
1	Ubaid Shah (PAK19)	3	3	144	24	2	104	9	4/26	11.55	4.33	16	1	-
2	SK Pandey (IND19)	3	3	173	28.5	3	58	8	4/24	7.25	2.01	21.62	1	-
3	Khalil Ahmed (AFG19)	3	3	144	24	2	98	8	4/51	12.25	4.08	18	1	-
4	N Tiwari (IND19)	3	3	144	24	3	104	8	4/20	13	4.33	18	2	-
5	Aakash Chand (NEP19)	3	3	150	25	-	120	8	5/34	15	4.8	18.75	-	1
6	CA Vidler (AUS19)	2	2	103	17.1	3	45	7	4/17	6.42	2.62	14.71	1	-
7	V Lahiru (SL19)	3	3	132	22	4	55	7	3/19	7.85	2.5	18.85	-	-
8	Maruf Mridha (BD19)	3	3	120	20	2	110	7	5/43	15.71	5.5	17.14	-	1
9	KT Maphaka (SA19)	3	3	151	25.1	2	117	7	5/38	16.71	4.64	21.57	-	1
10	Arafat Minhas (PAK19)	3	2	90	15	4	29	6	3/6	4.83	1.93	15	-	-

Pakistan U19 pacer Ubaid Shah maintained his pole position in the wickets standings with nine scalps from three innings. India’s left-arm spinner Saumy Pandey moved up from fourth to second rank with eight scalps at an average of 7.25.

Afghanistan's Khalil Ahmed dropped to the third position with eight wickets at 12.25. India's Naman Tiwari rocketed from 35th rank to occupy the fourth position with eight wickets at 13. Nepal's Aakash Chand slid from the third to the fifth slot with eight wickets at 15.

Australia's Callum Vidler moved up from the 27th spot to make it to the sixth rank with seven wickets at 6.42. Sri Lanka's Vishwa Lahiru (7) propelled from the 19th to the seventh slot at 7.85.

Maruf Mridha (7), Kwena Maphaka (7), and Arafat Minhas (6) slipped four spots each to occupy the eighth, ninth, and 10th ranks at 15.71, 16.71, and 4.83, respectively.