PCB National U19 Cup Final 2026-27: Sialkot Whites vs Bahawalpur in Multan on 26 October, Semi-Final Scores
Sialkot Whites play Bahawalpur in the PCB National U19 Cup final in Multan on 26 October 2026. See both semi-final scores, Moosa's 132 and the top performers.
The PCB National U19 Cup 2026-27 final is Sialkot Whites against Bahawalpur at the Multan Cricket Stadium on Monday 26 October 2026, after both sides won their semi-finals on Saturday 24 October. Sialkot Whites beat Rawalpindi by four wickets in Faisalabad, and Bahawalpur beat Karachi Blues by 75 runs in Lahore behind 132 not out from their captain, Mohammad Moosa.
Below are both semi-final scorecards in brief, the players who carried each side, the tournament's leading run-scorers and wicket-takers, and how to follow the final.
Sialkot Whites meet Bahawalpur in Multan on 26 October
The National U19 Cup final is a 50-over match between Sialkot Whites and Bahawalpur at the Multan Cricket Stadium on Monday 26 October 2026. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) confirmed the venue and date in its semi-final report of 24 October.
We read that report on the PCB website on 25 October 2026. It does not give a start time. The PCB match centre lists the tournament as ending on 25 October, a day before the final the report announces, so go by the report.
| Match | Venue | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Semi-final 1 | Saeed Ajmal Cricket Academy, Faisalabad | Sialkot Whites beat Rawalpindi by 4 wickets |
| Semi-final 2 | Azhar Ali Cricket Academy, Lahore | Bahawalpur beat Karachi Blues by 75 runs |
| Final, 26 October | Multan Cricket Stadium | Sialkot Whites v Bahawalpur |
Eight regional sides reached the knockouts after the group stage, as set out when we reported the eight National U19 Cup quarter-finalists. The quarter-finals were played on 22 October.
Mohammad Moosa's 132 not out carried Bahawalpur past Karachi Blues
Bahawalpur made 254 for 8 in 50 overs, and their captain Mohammad Moosa scored 132 not out with 10 fours and seven sixes. Karachi Blues were bowled out for 179 in 36.5 overs, so Bahawalpur won by 75 runs.
Moosa came in during the seventh over and added 89 with opener Noman Rasheed, who made 50 off 80 balls. After that the innings leaned on him alone. The PCB report notes that no batter from number 4 to number 10 passed 15.
Karachi Blues lost half their side for 100 inside 19 overs. Muhammad Azaan hit 44 off 36 balls, but nobody stayed with him. Azad Khan took 3 for 33 and Adeel Abbas 2 for 27 for Bahawalpur.
- Bahawalpur 254-8, 50 overs: Muhammad Moosa 132 not out, Noman Rasheed 50; Asad Umar 2-41, Saad Sakhawat 2-42, Jawad Ahmed 2-49.
- Karachi Blues 179 all out, 36.5 overs: Muhammad Azan 44, Aun Abbas 28, Zaryab Shah 25; Azad Khan 3-33, Huzaifa ullah Ali Khalil 2-19, Adeel Abbas 2-27.
Sialkot Whites chased 178 after a late wobble against Rawalpindi
Rawalpindi were bowled out for 177 in 49.4 overs, and Sialkot Whites reached 181 for 6 in 42.1 overs to win by four wickets. Shehryar Waqar took 3 for 23 and then made 26 not out in an unbroken stand of 59.
The chase looked easy at first. Openers Muhammad Fahad (39) and Muhammad Abdul Qadeer (27) put on 83. Then Rawalpindi took six wickets for 39 runs between the 17th and 30th overs. Captain Husnain Mushtaq, 26 not out, and Shehryar Waqar saw it home.
- Rawalpindi 177 all out, 49.4 overs: Sikandar Hamza 35, Muhammad Ahmad 32, Kamran Khan 30; Shehryar Waqar 3-23, Zikriya Virk 3-24.
- Sialkot Whites 181-6, 42.1 overs: Muhammad Fahad 39, Muhammad Abdul Qadeer 27, Husnain Mushtaq 26 not out, Shehryar Waqar 26 not out; M Hasan Khan 3-30, Muhammad Ahsan Nisar 3-38.
Sialkot Whites have three of the tournament's leading performers
On the PCB match centre, Sialkot Whites openers Muhammad Abdul Qadeer (236 runs) and Muhammad Fahad (231) sit third and sixth on the run list. Their bowler Shehryar Waqar has 15 wickets, third on the wicket list.
We read the match centre's leaderboard on 25 October 2026. It counts 46 matches, 16,447 runs and nine hundreds across the competition. The leaders it shows are below.
| Leader | Player | Figure |
|---|---|---|
| Most runs | Muhammad Abbas Afridi | 274 |
| Second most runs | Muhammad Abdullah Malik | 265 |
| Most wickets | Asad Umar and Sahil Ali | 16 each |
| Third most wickets | Shehryar Waqar, Sialkot Whites | 15 |
| Best innings | Aalyan Salman, Lahore Whites | 158 |
| Highest team total | Abbottabad | 386 for 6 |
The leaderboard may not yet include Moosa's 132, since he does not appear in its top ten runs. Treat these totals as the match centre showed them on 25 October, before the final.
How to follow the National U19 Cup final
The PCB match centre carries ball-by-ball scores for its domestic age-group events, and the PCB usually posts a match report the same evening. No live stream has been announced for this final.
- Open the PCB match centre on the morning of 26 October.
- Choose Competitions and then National U-19 Cup 2026-27.
- Open the Matches tab and pick Sialkot Whites v Bahawalpur.
- Refresh the scorecard during play, or read the PCB report that evening.
The Cup is the 50-over event. The National U19 Championship is the three-day event, and it has separately reached its quarter-final stage. The difference between the two is in our explainer on the National U19 Cup and Championship. Players who stand out in both often go on to the PCB's age-group camps and the PCB U19 trials.
Common questions
Who is in the National U19 Cup 2026-27 final?
Sialkot Whites and Bahawalpur. They won the semi-finals on 24 October 2026.
Where and when is the National U19 Cup final?
At the Multan Cricket Stadium on Monday 26 October 2026. The PCB has not given a start time.
Who scored a century in the semi-finals?
Bahawalpur captain Mohammad Moosa, with 132 not out against Karachi Blues in Lahore.
How did Sialkot Whites beat Rawalpindi?
They bowled Rawalpindi out for 177, then reached 181 for 6 in 42.1 overs to win by four wickets.
Who has the most runs in the National U19 Cup 2026-27?
Muhammad Abbas Afridi with 274, on the PCB match centre as read on 25 October 2026.
Is the National U19 Cup final shown live?
No stream has been announced. Scores appear on the PCB match centre.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
We read the PCB semi-final report of 24 October 2026 and the PCB match centre page for the National U19 Cup on 25 October 2026. We could not confirm a start time for the final, any live stream, or whether the match centre leaderboard includes the semi-finals, and the match centre's end date of 25 October conflicts with the PCB's final date of 26 October.
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