The Under-19 Cricket World Cup, organized by the International Cricket Council (ICC), is a prestigious tournament that showcases the future stars of international cricket. Since its inception in 1988, the tournament has been a biennial event, bringing together the world’s best young talent. This article provides a comprehensive overview of the winners from 1988 to 2024.
The Under-19 Cricket World Cup began in 1988 as the Youth World Cup and has since evolved into a significant platform for emerging cricketers. Initially starting with eight teams, it expanded to 16 teams in 1998 and has continued in this format. The tournament has witnessed the rise of many future cricketing legends and is crucial in shaping the careers of young players.
The following table lists the winners and runners-up of the U19 Cricket World Cup from 1988 to 2024:
Year | Winner | Runner-Up | Host Country |
---|---|---|---|
1988 | Australia | Pakistan | Australia |
1998 | England | New Zealand | South Africa |
2000 | India | Sri Lanka | Sri Lanka |
2002 | Australia | South Africa | New Zealand |
2004 | Pakistan | West Indies | Bangladesh |
2006 | Pakistan | India | Sri Lanka |
2008 | India | South Africa | Malaysia |
2010 | Australia | Pakistan | New Zealand |
2012 | India | Australia | Australia |
2014 | South Africa | Pakistan | UAE |
2016 | West Indies | India | Bangladesh |
2018 | India | Australia | New Zealand |
2020 | Bangladesh | India | South Africa |
2022 | India | England | West Indies |
2024 | To be decided | To be decided | South Africa |
The tournament began in 1988 as the Youth World Cup and has been held biennially since then.
Initially starting with eight teams, the tournament expanded to include 16 teams from 1998 onwards. This format has been maintained, providing a comprehensive competition for young talents.
The tournament follows a 16-nation format, held every two years, featuring a 50-over format. This structure ensures a comprehensive and competitive platform for young cricketers.
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