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Watch: India players aggressive celebration after thrilling last-over win vs Pak in U-19 Asia Cup 2026 final

Watch India U19 players celebrated aggressively after beating Pakistan in the thrilling U19 Asia Cup 2026 final.

Gopi Marisetty
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India U19 players celebrate aggressively in front of Pakistan players after winning the U19 Asia Cup 2026 final
India U19 players celebrate aggressively in front of Pakistan players after winning the U19 Asia Cup 2026 final

India U19 players celebrated aggressively after beating Pakistan by one wicket in the U19 Asia Cup 2026 final. The celebrations started as soon as Mohit Ulva hit a four off the last ball to complete India's 338-run chase. However, the way some Indian players celebrated in front of their Pakistani opponents also caught everyone's attention.

India pulled off a thrilling one-wicket victory over Pakistan to win the U19 Asia Cup 2026 title. After a tense chase of 338 runs, Mohit Ulva smashed a four off the final ball to seal the win for India. The victory sparked wild celebrations from the Indian players, with some youngsters seen making aggressive gestures towards their Pakistani opponents.

How India U19 players celebrated in front of Pakistan after the Asia Cup 2026 final win

As soon as Mohit Ulva scored the winning four, the Indian team members ran onto the ground and started celebrating their win. There were some players who celebrated directly in front of the young Pakistani players, while there were some others who were gesturing angrily at them. The Indian coaching staff came quickly to the rescue.

There were no handshakes between the two teams immediately after the match, and some Pakistan players started walking towards the dressing room. A couple of Indian players appeared to follow them while making gestures, but their coaches stopped them. The India U19 celebration soon became a major talking point, with fans sharing their reactions to the scenes from the final.

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Watch India players' aggressive celebrations here-

The tension was not limited to the final moments, as there were a few heated moments during the match as well. One such incident involved During the chase, Sehwag, who was batting with an arm injury, being hit on the injured arm by a throw from the field, and a late apology followed. But the moment added to the tension between the two teams, and the Pakistan U19 India celebration video brought those emotions back into focus.

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Last-over thriller: How India U19 beat Pakistan U19 in the Asia Cup 2026 final

Pakistan batted first and made 337/9 in 50 overs at the Al Amerat Cricket Ground in Oman. Opener Usman Khan scored 107, reaching his hundred in 106 balls, and Abdul Qadir hit 80 off 54 balls. Captain Farhan Yousaf then helped Pakistan past 300, while Kavya Patel took four wickets for India.

India U19 started the chase well, with Raichandani (80 off 101 balls) and Sehwag (58 off 61) adding 95 for the first wicket. Pakistan’s pacers and sharp fielding then triggered a collapse, and India were in trouble at 252/8. Manal Chauhan kept them alive with 47 off 32 balls, including three fours and three sixes, and added 57 for the ninth wicket with Ulva.

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After Manal was dismissed, Ulva found support in C Venkata, who finished on 11 not out off eight balls, and India needed eight runs from the last over. The equation came down to three runs off the final ball, and Ulva hit leg-spinner Ahmed Hussain’s last delivery for a boundary. He finished on 49 not out off 26 balls, and India reached 339/9 to win the India U19 vs Pakistan U19 final by one wicket.

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