ICC Women's Under-19 T20 World Cup

Finished

Super Sixes

CRR : 7.96

United Arab Emirates U19 (W)69/9(20 Overs)
Bangladesh U19 (W)73/5(9.1 Overs)

Bangladesh U19 (W) won by 5 wickets

Finished

Super Sixes

CRR : 7.19

United Arab Emirates U19 (W)107/8(20 Overs)
Australia U19 (W)109/4(15.1 Overs)

Australia U19 (W) won by 6 wickets

Finished

19th Match

CRR : 3.94

South Africa U19 (w)112/7(20 Overs)
United Arab Emirates U19 (W)67/10(17 Overs)

South Africa U19 (W) won by 45 runs

Finished

9th Match

CRR : 4.85

India U19 (W)219/3(20 Overs)
United Arab Emirates U19 (W)97/5(20 Overs)

India U19 (W) won by 122 runs

Finished

2nd Match

CRR : 6.12

Scotland U19 (W)99/9(20 Overs)
United Arab Emirates U19 (W)100/4(16.2 Overs)

United Arab Emirates U19 (W) won by 6 wickets

Finished

2nd Match

CRR : 4.65

United States Of America U19 (W)105/7(20 Overs)
United Arab Emirates U19 (W)93/9(20 Overs)

United States Of America U19 (W) won by 12 runs

Finished

1st Match

CRR : 0

United States Of America U19 (W)127/6(20 Overs)
United Arab Emirates U19 (W)181/3(20 Overs)

United Arab Emirates U19 (W) won by 53 runs

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