Cricket Association of Thailand (CAT) will be hosting the 2026 ICC U19 Men’s CWC Division 2 Asia Qualifier (50-overs format) from February 25th – March 05th, 2024 across venues of Terdthai Cricket Ground and Asian Institute of Technology Ground in Bangkok. Men’s U19 National teams representing Bahrain, Thailand, Kuwait, Malaysia, Hong Kong-China, Bhutan, Oman and Saudi Arabia will be competing for the two (2) qualification spots into the Asia Qualifier (TBA).
Group A of the tournament will comprise of teams from Bahrain, Thailand, Kuwait and Malaysia, while Group B of the tournament will comprise of teams from Hong Kong-China, Bhutan, Oman and Saudi Arabia, with the teams competing in a single round-robin group stage format against their group opponents, following which the top two (2) teams in the points table will advance to the semifinals.
2026 ICC U19 Men’s CWC Division 2 Asia Qualifier Schedule
25th-26th February 2024: Bahrain U19 vs Thailand U19 (Scorecard) ; Kuwait U19 vs Malaysia U19 (Scorecard) ; Hong Kong-China U19 vs Bhutan U19 (Scorecard) ; Oman U19 vs Saudi Arabia U19 (Scorecard)
27th-28th February 2024: Thailand U19 vs Kuwait U19 (Scorecard) ; Malaysia U19 vs Bahrain U19 (Scorecard) ; Saudi Arabia U19 vs Bhutan U19 (Scorecard) ; Oman U19 vs Hong Kong-China U19 (Scorecard)
29th/01st February/March 2024: Thailand U19 vs Malaysia U19 (Scorecard) ; Kuwait U19 vs Bahrain U19 (Scorecard) ; Hong Kong-China U19 vs Saudi Arabia U19 (Scorecard) ; Bhutan U19 vs Oman U19 (Scorecard)
03rd March 2024: Semifinal#1 (Scorecard) ; Semifinal#2 (Scorecard)
05th March 2024: FINAL (Scorecard)
2026 ICC U19 Men’s CWC Division 2 Asia Qualifier Squads
Hong Kong, China U19: Aarez Dar, Abhimanyu Ganesan, Arya Panjwani, Danny Mapp, Harry Hodgson, Khrish Butani, Matthew Clayton, Mohammad Sufyan, Paarth Srivastava, Rishan Shah, Shayan Puri, Shiv Mathur, Taran Laungani and Will Walsh
Bahrain U19: Muhammad Adil, Abhinav Vashisht, Mohammad Azhar, Rishabh Gautam, Mounish Swamy, Vishwaesh Gurumurthy, Aryan Ashwin, Abdulla Muhammad, Muhammad Akram, Joswin D’Souza, Tayyeb Zahir, Abdur Rahman Khan, Ayan Khan and Ashwanth Sivakumar
Bhutan U19: Tenzin Rabgay (Captain), Ajith Limbu, Anuj Pradhan, Chedra Jamtsho, Jigme Tenzin, Kinley Phuntsho, Kishan Subba, Ngaden Wangchuk, Rinzin Wangchuk, Ronak Pradhan, Sangay Dorji, Tsheltrim Singye, Tshering Rigden and Ugyen Dorji
Saudi Arabia U19: Rayyan Khan (Captain), Ahmed Faisal, Anas, Arham Atif, Fahad Munir, Hashir Sajjad, Mohammad Rehan Siddiqui, Mohammad Sultan Siddiqui, Mohammad Zuber Sunasara, Mohammed Kashif, Muhammad Hamza Nadeem, Omair Wahab, Shahzad Sami and Taha Amre
Kuwait U19: Jay Mehta (Captain), Abdur Rahman, Abdur Abdullah, Arsh Sahil, Asmeet Jadhav, Het Hinsu, Janath Liyanage, Melrick Serrao, Mohammad Gull, Mohammad Nadeem, Muhammad Farooq, Shaies Taher, Talha Yaqoob and Zurain Ansari
Thailand U19: Ratthasat Wanitchakhan (Captain), Phanuwat Desungnoen, Sutthimon Thongsom, Dechaphon Chaisong, Natpakhan Manowon, Chanakarn Buajun, Paphawit Somsuk, Danuphon Fuangyotpitnit, Aruesanan Wichakam, Rayarac Phoomeena, Chinnathip Bunpha, Chetsarit Patsawaphum, Pattarapol Jirapatananukul and Jetsada Yangsuay
Malaysia U19: Shamsul Bahrin (Captain), Syamhi Rozi, Ammar Aiman, Amsyar Faezal, Amzar Iqbal Alwi, Aqleef Khalid, Areean Aqeel, Hadiff Irwan, Haziq Idris, Mohammad Fairuz Muksin, Mohammad Fathul Zulkifli, Mohammad Harisan, Mohammad Jafri and Muhammad Akram Malek
Oman U19: Giriharan Karuthapandian (Captain), Aneek Chakrovarty, Arya Sampat, Gaurav Dinesh, Jeet Shah, Nitish Nadendla, Prathiesh Ramesh, Puladith Omidu Ralalage, Rahil Habibulla, Saumya Sampat, Syed Mohammed Saleemuddin, Thineth Sumanasekera, Varshieth Saai Dinesh and Wajih Farista
