Cricket's Future Stars: U-19 World Cup Winners Since 1988

Exploring the U-19 World Cup Legacy

The ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup, a stage for emerging talent, has crowned champions since 1988. Dive into the tournaments history, celebrating the teams and players who left their mark on the international stage.

CWC 1988

Hosts Australia claim the inaugural title, defeating Pakistan in a thrilling final.

CWC 1998

England emerges victorious, marking the start of a more diverse field of champions.

CWC 2000

India enters the scene, defeating Sri Lanka for their first U-19 World Cup win.

CWC 2002

Australia reclaims the trophy, showcasing their continued strength in the tournament.

CWC 2004

Pakistan achieves the first-ever U-19 World Cup title defense, defeating India in the final.

CWC 2006

They repeat the feat, cementing their dominance in the early 2000s with a win over India once again.

CWC 2008

India rises to the top again, defeating South Africa in a close final match.

CWC 2010

Australia reclaims the title, proving their continued resilience in the tournament.

CWC 2012

India captures their third title, defeating Sri Lanka in a dominant performance.

CWC 2014

South Africa breaks through for their first U-19 World Cup win, defeating Pakistan in the final.

CWC 2016

West Indies joins the champion roster, defeating India in a nail-biting final.

CWC 2018

India regains the trophy, defeating Australia in a rematch of the 2012 final.

CWC 2020

Bangladesh stuns the cricketing world by clinching their first U-19 World Cup title, defeating India in the final.

CWC 2022

India secures its fifth U-19 World Cup title, defeating England in a convincing final performance.

The Future of U-19 Cricket and its Star Players

The U-19 World Cup has served as a springboard for numerous legendary cricketers. Looking forward to the continued growth and excitement of the tournament, as new stars emerge to claim their place in cricketing history.