National U19 Championship Round 5: Mudassir Khan 8 for 41, FATA Beat Larkana
Five National U19 Championship matches ended on day 2 of round 5. Mudassir Khan took 8 for 41 and Obaid Ur Rehman made 169. See every score and the last match.
Mudassir Khan took 8 for 41 as FATA beat Larkana by an innings and 75 runs in round 5 of the National U19 Championship 2026-27 at the CSS Cricket Ground in Sialkot on Wednesday 14 October. Five matches ended on day 2 of 3, and all five were won by an innings or by ten wickets.
Round 5 is a three-day round, and two days were enough to settle five of the six matches. Bowlers took the early wickets on Tuesday, then big first-innings scores decided the results on Wednesday. We read the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) match reports for both days on 15 October 2026.
Mudassir Khan took 8 for 41 as FATA won by an innings and 75 runs
Mudassir Khan's 8 for 41 bowled Larkana out for 156 in their second innings. FATA had made 327 for 6 after starting the day at 200 for no loss, and Larkana had been all out for 96 on day 1. FATA won by an innings and 75 runs.
Rustam Khan was the batting star for FATA. He was 114 not out overnight and made 135, and Masood Rahman added 90. Larkana's Nadeem made 70 in the second innings, the only real resistance. On day 1, Atiq Ur Rehman took 5 for 22 and Mudassir 3 for 11 to bowl Larkana out for 96. Mudassir's 8 for 41 made his match figures 11 for 52. Faisal Rehman took 4 for 61 for Larkana.
| Match | Result | Key figures |
|---|---|---|
| FATA v Larkana | FATA won by an innings and 75 runs | Rustam Khan 135, Masood Rahman 90, Mudassir Khan 8 for 41 |
| Sialkot Blues v Hyderabad | Sialkot Blues won by an innings and 58 runs | Obaid Ur Rehman 169, Zain Ul Abidin 7 for 25 |
| Lahore Whites v Quetta | Lahore Whites won by an innings and 114 runs | Ali Khokhar 128 not out, Taj Mohammad 5 for 42 |
| Peshawar Blues v DM Jamali | Peshawar Blues won by an innings and 106 runs | Mohammad Noman 114, Haroon Rasheed 112 |
| Faisalabad v AJK | Faisalabad won by 10 wickets | Mohammad Hussnain Jayed 7 for 24 in the first innings |
Zain Ul Abidin took 7 for 25 and Obaid Ur Rehman made 169 for Sialkot Blues
Sialkot Blues beat Hyderabad by an innings and 58 runs at the Azhar Ali Academy in Lahore. Obaid Ur Rehman made 169, and Zain Ul Abidin took 7 for 25 in Hyderabad's second innings of 138. Both players had a day of their own.
Hyderabad had made 235 in the first innings, led by Abdul Ahad's 100 and Rohan Khan's 81. Zain Ul Abidin took 4 for 71 in that innings and Mohammad Sameer took 3 for 19. Sialkot Blues, 222 for 2 overnight, went on to 431 with Obaid at the top and Mohammad Taha Tariq adding 96. That lead of 196 was too much. Hyderabad's second innings lasted 42 overs, and Mohammad Asad's 39 was their best score. Zain's match figures were 11 for 96.
Lahore Whites and Peshawar Blues also won by an innings
Lahore Whites beat Quetta by an innings and 114 runs at the HPC Jinnah Stadium in Sialkot. Peshawar Blues beat DM Jamali by an innings and 106 runs at the Railways Cricket Ground in Lahore. Both teams scored heavily on day 1, and their bowlers finished the job on day 2.
Quetta were bowled out for 62 on the first day, with Husnain Abbas Dar taking 5 for 27 and Abbas Khan 3 for 4. Lahore Whites, led by Ali Khokhar's unbeaten 128, declared on 286 for 8. Quetta's second innings of 110 came with Taj Mohammad taking 5 for 42 and Abbas Khan 4 for 29, so Abbas finished with seven wickets in the match. Sheryar Khan made 55 in that innings.
Peshawar Blues posted 358 on day 1 after centuries from Mohammad Noman (114) and Haroon Rasheed (112). DM Jamali were bowled out for 162 and then 90. The PCB report gives no bowling figures for that match, so we do not name the bowlers.
Faisalabad beat AJK by ten wickets after Hussnain Jayed's 7 for 24
Faisalabad beat AJK by 10 wickets at the HPC Ground in Faisalabad. AJK made 90 and 121. Faisalabad made 206 in their only full innings and then scored 10 without loss. Mohammad Hussnain Jayed took 7 for 24 in the first innings, and Mohammad Bilal Iftikhar took 4 for 16 in the second.
Awais Ibrar was AJK's top scorer in both innings, with 33 and 61. Syed Shozab made 64 and Mohammad Saim 57 for Faisalabad, and Mohammad Ibrahim stayed not out on 49. The match shows how a low first innings can end a three-day game early.
Rawalpindi v Sialkot Whites was still running after day 2
The PCB report lists one match still running, Rawalpindi v Sialkot Whites, at the Saeed Ajmal Academy in Faisalabad. Sialkot Whites made 158 and are 135 for 5 in their second innings. Rawalpindi made 258 for 8, with Kamran Khan scoring 122.
Sialkot Whites trailed by 100 runs on the first innings, so their lead is now 35 runs with five wickets left. Mohammad Fahad is on 56 not out. Day 3 will show whether Sialkot Whites can set a target or Rawalpindi finish them off. For follow-up scores, open the match page on the PCB site, as shown in the walkthrough on checking domestic cricket scores on the PCB match centre.
- Open the PCB tournament page for the National U19 Championship 2026-27.
- Pick the round 5 matches and find the group.
- Open the scorecard to see each team's innings and bowling figures.
- Check the day 3 report for the last match.
The format of this event, and how it differs from the separate National U19 Cup, is set out in the explainer on the National U19 Cup and the National U19 Championship. The earlier round is in the round 4 results.
Common questions about National U19 Championship round 5
Who took 8 wickets in the National U19 Championship round 5?
Mudassir Khan of FATA took 8 for 41 against Larkana at the CSS Cricket Ground in Sialkot on 14 October 2026.
Who scored the most runs in round 5 so far?
Obaid Ur Rehman scored 169 for Sialkot Blues against Hyderabad. Rustam Khan made 135 for FATA, and Ali Khokhar made 128 not out for Lahore Whites.
How many matches ended on day 2?
Five matches ended on day 2 of the three-day round, according to the PCB. Rawalpindi v Sialkot Whites was still in progress.
Where is the National U19 Championship played?
Round 5 is being played in Faisalabad, Sialkot and Lahore, at grounds including HPC Ground, CSS Cricket Ground and the Azhar Ali Academy.
When does the National U19 Championship end?
The PCB lists the National Men's U19 Championship 2026/27 from 15 September to 6 November 2026.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
Last checked 15 October 2026. Scores and player figures come from two PCB match reports on pcb.com.pk: "Mudassir Khan's eight-wicket haul helps FATA beat Larkana in fifth round of National U19 Championship" (14 October 2026) and "Obaid, Hussnain Jayed shine on opening day of National U19 Championship fifth round" (13 October 2026), including their scores in brief. The tournament dates come from the PCB's men's domestic series page. The PCB report we read lists groups A, C and D, so other round 5 matches, if any, are not covered here.
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