2004 U/19 Cricket World Cup
- 2004 U/19 Cricket World Cup
The Under-19 Cricket World Cup 2004 was held between 15 February and 5 March 2004 in Bangladesh. The final was played in Dhaka between Pakistan and the West Indies, which Pakistan won by 25 runs.
Opening ceremony
Traditional dances, colourful calisthenics and spectacular fireworks lit up the opening ceremony of the under-19 cricket World Cup at Dhaka. Sixteen countries, including the 10 Test-playing nations and six associate members of the International Cricket Council are participating in the tournament.
The Final
Pakistan v West Indies
Bangabandhu National Stadium, Dhaka (day/night)
5 March 2004
Toss: Pakistan
Umpires: JW Lloyds (England) and PD Parker (Australia)
TV Umpire: BG Jerling (South Africa)
Match Referee: JFM Morrison (New Zealand)
Man of the Match: Asif Iqbal (Pakistan)
Pakistan 230-9 (50 ov); Asif Iqbal 54, Salman Qadir 42, Rishi Bachan 3-34
West Indies 205 (47.1 ov); Denesh Ramdin 36, Tariq Mahmood 3-34 Jahangir Mirza 2-29
Result: Pakistan won by 25 runs
Series: Pakistan wins the 2003/04 ICC Under-19 World Cup
Tournament leaders
Leading run scorer: Shikhar Dhawan, India 505 runs
Leading wicket taker: Enamul Haque Jr, Bangladesh 22 wickets
External links
* [http://www.cricinfo.com/db/ARCHIVE/2003-04/OTHERS/U19-WC2004 Cricinfo.com: U19 World Cup 2004]
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