National U19 Championship 2026-27 Round 4 Results: 6 Wins, Final Round From 13 October

Six of the eight matches in round 4 of the National U19 Championship 2026-27 ended in wins, the PCB said on 8 October 2026. Sialkot, Rawalpindi, Bahawalpur, FATA, Peshawar Blues and Karachi Blues won. The fifth and final league round starts on Tuesday 13 October at eight venues.

We read the PCB's round 4 match reports and checked the points table and run and wicket leaders on the PCB match centre on 10 October. The National U19 Championship is the PCB's three-day, red-ball tournament for under-19 regional teams. Twenty teams play in four groups of five. It is where the next Pakistan U19 players are found.

Round 4 had everything: nine centuries, a team bowled out for 47, and a ten-wicket match for one bowler. Two batting collapses decided two of the games.

Round 4 results of the National U19 Championship 2026-27

Round 4 ran from 6 to 8 October 2026. Six games produced results and two were drawn. Rawalpindi won by an innings and 41 runs, the biggest win of the round. One draw, Peshawar Whites against Lahore Blues, lost its first two days to rain.

Faisalabad, Larkana and D.M. Jamali sat out round 4. With five teams in each group, one team rests every round.

Nine centuries and two collapses shaped round 4

Kamran Khan made 158 and Obaid Ur Rehman 148, the two biggest scores of the round. Ghulam Haider's unbeaten 104 won Sialkot's chase. Abdul Rauf of Karachi Blues took ten wickets in the match, and Sialkot Blues were bowled out for 47.

Here are the standout batting scores from the PCB's scores in brief:

1. Kamran Khan, 158 (Rawalpindi v AJK). Mohammad Shoaib added 105 in the same innings of 357.
2. Obaid Ur Rehman, 148 (Sialkot Blues v Karachi Blues). Made after the follow-on, with Shahid Afzaal scoring 80.
3. Mohammad Abdul Qadeer, 116 (Sialkot v Abbottabad). He also took 3 for 7 with the ball.
4. Mohammad Azaan, 109 (Karachi Blues v Sialkot Blues). Huzaifa Ahsan made 79 alongside him.
5. Mamoon Ur Rasheed, 106 (Abbottabad v Sialkot). A century in a losing cause.

Hikmatullah of Quetta and Abdul Ahad of Hyderabad also made 104 and 100, both on the losing side. Ghulam Haider's 104 not out came in the fourth innings, which is the hardest time to bat.

The two collapses were brutal. Karachi Whites were bowled out for 48 in 16.1 overs against Bahawalpur, with Tayyab Mukhtiar taking 4 for 8. Sialkot Blues lasted 17.3 overs for their 47 against Karachi Blues. Abdul Rauf took 6 for 17 in that innings and 4 for 61 in the second.

The best bowling figures of round 4

Abdul Rauf's ten wickets for 78 runs was the best match return. In single innings, Abdul Rauf's 6 for 17, Huzaifa Ullah's 6 for 50 and Zeeshan Ahmad's 6 for 76 led the way. Haroon Rasheed took 5 for 17 and also scored 69 for Peshawar Blues.

• Huzaifa Ullah (Bahawalpur): 6 for 50 as Karachi Whites made 151 in their second innings. Bahawalpur needed only 79 to win.
• Haroon Rasheed (Peshawar Blues): 5 for 17 as Hyderabad fell for 86 in their second innings.
• Aftab Liaqat (Quetta): 5 for 27 against FATA, but Quetta still lost after being bowled out for 82 in their second innings.
• Hammad Ali (Sialkot): 5 for 81 in Abbottabad's second innings of 301.
• Mohammad Zeeshan Daud (AJK): 5 for 106 in Rawalpindi's 357, then top-scored with 26 in a losing cause.

Zeeshan Ahmad of Abbottabad now has 31 wickets in the tournament, the most of any bowler on the PCB match centre leaderboard. Mohammad Zeeshan Daud of AJK is second with 22.

Group standings after round 4

Sialkot lead Group A, Bahawalpur lead Group B, Multan lead Group C and Karachi Blues lead Group D on the PCB match centre table. Only Karachi Whites have lost every game. Round 5 decides each group.

Points are as the PCB match centre shows them on 10 October. The PCB has not published a points table in a press release, and the match centre does not explain its points system, so treat the order as provisional. Several teams have played one game fewer than their rivals, because of the bye.

On runs, Huzaifa Ahsan of Karachi Blues leads the tournament with 350, ahead of Ghulam Haider with 328 and Muhammad Abdullah Malik with 317.

Round 5 starts on Tuesday 13 October

The fifth and final league round of the National U19 Championship 2026-27 will be played at eight venues from Tuesday 13 October 2026, the PCB says. The PCB match centre lists the tournament as running until 22 October. Scorecards appear on the match centre as play happens.

Here is what to watch:

• Group A: Sialkot and Rawalpindi are two points apart, and both still have a game to play. Abbottabad have played all four of theirs.
• Group D: Karachi Blues have played all four games. Peshawar Blues and Sialkot Blues still have one left.
• The leaderboards: Zeeshan Ahmad's Abbottabad and Huzaifa Ahsan's Karachi Blues have both played all four league games. Ghulam Haider of Sialkot is 22 runs behind Huzaifa with a game left.

The U19 season runs alongside the senior first-class event. The President's Trophy Grade-I round 5 results came out the same week. Next season's age-group players come through the PCB U15, U17 and U19 trials, and the October and November cricket schedule has every other fixture.

Common questions

Who won in round 4 of the National U19 Championship 2026-27?

Sialkot, Rawalpindi, Bahawalpur, FATA, Peshawar Blues and Karachi Blues. The other two games were drawn.

When does round 5 start?

On Tuesday 13 October 2026, at eight venues, the PCB says.

Who has the most wickets in the National U19 Championship?

Zeeshan Ahmad of Abbottabad, with 31 wickets on the PCB match centre leaderboard on 10 October.

Who has the most runs?

Huzaifa Ahsan of Karachi Blues, with 350 runs, according to the PCB match centre.

How many teams play in the National U19 Championship?

Twenty regional teams, in four groups of five. Each team rests for one round.

Where can I see the scorecards?

On the PCB match centre, which the PCB links from every match report.

How we verified this

What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.

Last checked on 10 October 2026 at about 20:00 PKT. Results, scores, venues and the round 5 start date are from the PCB match report "Sialkot, Rawalpindi register wins as fourth round of National U19 Championship concludes", dated 8 October 2026 on pcb.com.pk. Group tables, points, and the run and wicket leaders are from the National U-19 Championship 2026-27 page on the PCB match centre, read on 10 October. Abdul Rauf's match figures and the run gap at the top are our own sums from those numbers.