Shafiqullah Ghafari became the first player in Youth ODI history with back to back 5-wicket hauls. … The 19th match of the 2020 ICC Under-19s World Cup, Group D will be played between Afghanistan Under-19s and Canada Under-19s at the North-West University No.2

The 19th Match of the ICC Under 19 World Cup 2020 will feature Afghanistan U19 facing Canada U19 at the North-West University No2 Ground, Potchefstroom on Friday, January 24, 2020. Keep reading to find out the ICC Under 19 World Cup 2020 Match 19 Afghanistan U19 vs Canada U19 Match Prediction.

Match:AFGU19 vs CANU19, 19th Match, Group D, ICC Under 19 World Cup 2020Date:Friday, January 24, 2020Time:08:00 AM GMTVenue:North-West University No2 Ground, PotchefstroomAfghanistan U19 Squad:

AFG U19 vs CAN U19 Predicted XIs

Afghanistan U19 Predicted XI:

Farhan Zakhil (C), Imran Mir, Noor Ahmad, Fazal Haq, Mohammad Ishaq (wk), Asif Musazai, Abdul Rahman, Ibrahim Zadran, Rahmanullah, Abid Mohammadi, Shafiqullah Ghafari

IN-U19 vs NZ-U19 Dream11 Prediction: India U19 vs New Zealand U19 – 24 January 2020 (Bloemfontein)

India U19 will take on New Zealand U19 in the ICC UNDER 19 WORLD CUP 2020 which will be played at Mangaung Oval in Bloemfontein. India has won both of their games quite convincingly and are already in the next round whereas NZ have also won one game and one was abandoned due to rain. This will be the best match of this group and we can expect a challenging game.

Pitch Report – Mangaung Oval has produced decent batting wickets in the past. The average first innings score is 241 on this ground with the highest score being 399, made by England. Generally, pace bowlers do good on these tracks.

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