Emirates Cricket Board (ECB) will be hosting the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) U19 Men’s Premier Cup 2025 tournament from November 19th – 01st December, 2025. This will be followed by the ACC U19 Men’s Asia Cup, which will be hosted by Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) in UAE in December 2025. The tournament will see single round-robin group stage format (4 groups), followed by Semifinals and the Final, with all the matches taking place across 4 venues (Karwan Ground, Seven Districts 1 and 2 and Royal Ground) in Ajman.
Group A: Nepal, Saudi Arabia and Hong Kong, China
Group B: United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and Bahrain
Group C: Japan, Oman, Qatar and Maldives
Group D: Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Iran
The two (2) Finalists and the winner of the 3rd/4th Play-off game will advance to the ACC U19 Men’s Asia Cup tournament, to be hosted by Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) in the UAE in December 2025.
ACC U19 Men’s Premier Cup 2025 Schedule
21st November 2025: Japan vs Maldives (Scorecard) ; Kuwait vs Bahrain (Scorecard) ; Oman vs Qatar (Scorecard)
22nd November 2025: Singapore vs Malaysia (Scorecard) ; Saudi Arabia vs Hong Kong, China (Scorecard) ; Thailand vs Iran (Scorecard)
24th November 2025: UAE vs Kuwait (Scorecard) ; Qatar vs Maldives (Scorecard) ; Japan vs Oman (Scorecard)
25th November 2025: Nepal vs Saudi Arabia (Scorecard) ; Malaysia vs Thailand (Scorecard) ; Iran vs Singapore (Scorecard)
26th November 2025: Japan vs Qatar (Scorecard) ; Bahrain vs UAE (Scorecard) ; Oman vs Maldives (Scorecard)
27th November 2025: Singapore vs Thailand (Scorecard) ; Hong Kong, China vs Nepal (Scorecard) ; Malaysia vs Iran (Scorecard)
29th November 2025: Semifinal#1 (Group B 1st vs Group C 1st – Scorecard) ; Semifinal#2 (Group A 1st vs Group D 1st – Scorecard)
01st December 2025: 3rd/4th Play-off (Scorecard) ; FINAL (Scorecard)
ACC U19 Men’s Premier Cup 2025 Squads
United Arab Emirates: Yayin Rai, Ahmed Khodadad, Aliasgar Shums, Ayaan Misbah, Karan Dhiman, Madhav Manoj, Naseem Khan, Noorullah Ayobi, Prithvi Madhu, Rayan Khan, Saleh Amin, Uddish Suri, Yug Sharma and Zainullah Rahmani
Japan: Charlie Hara-Hinze, Nihar Parmar, Gabby Hara-Hinze, Chihaya Sekine, Monty Hara-Hinze, Hugo Tani-Kelly, Kazuma Kato-Stafford, Aaryan Waduge, Kaisei Kobayashi-Doggett, Kai Wall, Skyler Nakayama-Cook, Alex Watanabe-Dawson, Ryuki Ozeki and Taylor Waugh
Malaysia: Muhammad Akram, Nagineshwaran Sathnakumaran,Hairil Harisan, Aalif Shamsul, Fathul Muin, Deeaz Patro, Hamzah Panggi, Hariz Afnan, Azib Wajdi, Nurhanif Maliki, Asyraf Rifaie, Che Ahmad Al Atif, Jaashwin Krishnamurthi and Syakir Izzudin
Hong Kong, China: Shiv Mathur (Captain), Preet Mangukiya, Aarez Dar, Reyansh Sharma, Veer Mathur, Abdul Samad Khan, Harishanker Venkatesh, Seth Perera, Mohammad Aftaab, Daniel Mapp, Jude Li, Harry Hodgson, Abhimanyu Ganesan and Mohammad Fazeel Awan
Bahrain: Muhammad Basil, Sai Sarthak, Sunish Sunil, Muhammad Adil, Mohammed Rehaan, Aashish Sadashiva, Ayan Khan, Muhammad Hamdan, Abdulla Yousuf, Ayan Obaid, Anas Obaid, Abhinav Girish, Arron Xavier and Muhammad Basim
Singapore: Jonty Scott Iggo, Arush Kappala, Arnav Manoj, Riaan Rohan Naik, Aahan Vuthandam, Aslan Ali Jafri, Mason Arthur Sherry, Neel Mittal, Kabir Berlia, Vedant Nagpaul, Venkatram Harsh, Vedansh Gupta, Pranav Pokala and Yuvaan Pandey
Maldives: Mabsar Ibrahim, Mohamed Shifau, Adam Khaleel, Mohamed Saabir Siraj, Yoosuf Raishaan Aflah, Shakeeb Ahamed Shafraz, Ahmed Naisam Nisah, Mohamed Shium Shareef, Mohamed Zuhan Razee, Hamdh Hussain Ali, Mizyan Ibrahim Mueen, Muhammad Ahmed Mansoor, Nihal Abdulla, Abdullah Kayan Ali, Umair Ibrahim Nasyh and Yusuf Ahmed Mansoor
Nepal: Ashok Dhami, Dayanand Mandal, Niraj Yadav, Dilsad Ali, Nischal Chhetri, Nitesh Patel, Ashish Lohar, Chandan Ram, Sushil Rawal, Roshan BK, Cibrin Shrestha, Aparajit Poudel, Darsh Sonar and Vansh Chhetri
Oman: Jeet Shah, Saumya Sampat (vice-captain), Nitish Nadendla, Rishab Gupta, Ojjus Pachisia, Aryan Joshi, Varshieth Sai Dinesh, Prathiesh HR, Vihaan Chauhan, Kavish Shah, Mohammad Aseel, Mohammad Eisa, Mohammad Hamid and Jeyapranesh
Kuwait: Thewan Dion, Het Kishorbhai, Jay Maheshkumar, Ummer Ali, Muhammad Aqif, Usman Ghani, Dhaksh Lakshman, Kandarp Tushar, Arsh Sahil, Asmeet Avinash Jadhav, Hussain Burhanuddin, Rayan Aiden and Janath Jeewanga
