India U19 vs Pakistan U19, ACC U19 Men’s Asia Cup 2025: When and where to watch online in India?

ACC Men's U19 Asia Cup 2025 finale is set for December 21, featuring India U19 against Pakistan U19 at the ICC Academy Ground in Dubai. Fans can watch the match LIVE on SonyLIV via OTTplay Premium

India U19 will face Pakistan U19 in the ACC U19 Men's Asia Cup 2025 final in Dubai.

The stage is set for a blockbuster finale in the ACC Men's U-19 Asia Cup 2025 as India U-19 takes on Pakistan U-19 at the ICC Academy Ground in Dubai. This high-stakes encounter, scheduled for December 21, promises to deliver thrilling cricket between two of the most storied rivals in the sport. With India aiming to extend their dominance and clinch a record-extending 9th title, while Pakistan looks to pull off an upset, fans worldwide are gearing up for what could be a defining moment for the next generation of cricketers.

Match Details

Match: India U19 vs Pakistan U19, ACC U19 Men’s Asia Cup 2025

Date and time: 21 December 2025, 10.30 am IST

Venue: ICC Academy Ground, Dubai

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Where can I watch the India U19 vs Pakistan U19, ACC U19 Men’s Asia Cup 2025 online?

Cricket fans in India can watch India U19 vs Pakistan U19, ACC U19 Men’s Asia Cup 2025 match live on SonyLIV via OTTplay Premium.

Preview

The venue, ICC Academy Ground, has hosted several matches in the tournament, providing a neutral yet competitive setting.

Both teams advanced to the final after impressive semi-final victories: India cruised to an eight-wicket win over Sri Lanka, while Pakistan thrashed Bangladesh by eight wickets with 63 balls to spare. The tournament, featuring eight Under-19 teams, began on December 12 and has showcased emerging talents from across Asia.

India enters the final unbeaten, having topped Group A with convincing wins, including a dominant 90-run victory over Pakistan in the group stage on December 13.

Pakistan, despite the earlier setback, bounced back strongly, securing their spot by defeating Bangladesh in the second semi-final.

India, led by Ayush Mhatre, has been the tournament's standout team, remaining unbeaten and showcasing depth in batting and bowling. Key players like Suryavanshi and Mhatre are yet to fully fire, but their semi-final chase against Sri Lanka, completing the target with ease, highlights their maturity. The bowling attack, featuring seamers like Deepesh Devendran, has been clinical, restricting opponents effectively.

Pakistan, on the other hand, came back with a strong semi-final performance. Shahzaib Khan's batting and their bowlers' grit could pose threats, especially if they exploit any early nerves.

Predictions lean towards India winning, given their form and historical edge, but Pakistan's fighting spirit makes an upset possible.

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