Bangladesh U19 v Pakistan U19 In spite of Ariful Islam's 119-ball 100, Bangladesh Under-19 slipped to a six-wicket misfortune against Pakistan Under-19 in the Super League Play-Off semi-last in the Under-19 World Cup. Pakistan will currently take on Sri Lanka in the fifth spot end-of-season game. Bangladesh, who elected to bat, were in early difficulty at 23 for 3. At that stage, Iftakher Hossain and Ariful held hands to share a convenient remain of 50 preceding the previous was run out. Regardless of not getting a lot of help from the opposite end, Ariful kept on playing with opportunity and was just the 10th man excused. The meaning of his thump can be additionally outlined by the point that the main two hitters crossed the 20-run mark. In the long run, Bangladesh was bowled out for 175 in the last finished. For Pakistan, Mehran Mumtaz and Awais Ali shared three scalps each. Top request hitter Haseebullah then, at that point, followed it up with a 107-ball 79 to moor Pakistan's pursuit. Muhammad Shehzad, his initial accomplice, additionally made a valuable 36. In spite of losing three wickets with hardly a pause in between after the 35-over mark, Pakistan serenely redesigned the objective with multiple overs in excess. Brief scores: Bangladesh Under-19 175 in 49.2 overs (Ariful Islam 100; Mehran Mumtaz 3-16) lost to Pakistan Under-19 176/4 in 46.3 overs (Haseebullah Khan 79) by six wickets. Joined Arab Emirates U19 v Ireland U19 Punya Mehra (48*) and Kai Smith (49) made helpful commitments while the bowlers divided wickets among them as UAE Under-19 enrolled an agreeable eight-wicket prevail upon Ireland Under-19 in the Plate last. UAE's players took only 26 overs to agree with their stance past the humble absolute of 122. For Ireland, Jack Dickson, batting at the highest point of the request, top-scored with 40 while Jash Giyanani and Dhruv Parashar returned noteworthy figures of 2 for 12 and 2 for 15 separately. Inquest for the insignificant objective, Smith and Mehra shared a remain of 59 for the second wicket to place UAE on course. After Smith was excused, Mehra took the side home in the organization of Nilansh Keswani. Brief scores: Ireland Under-19 122 in 45.3 overs (Jack Dickson 40; Jash Giyanani 2-12) lost to UAE Under-19 128/2 in 26 overs (Kai Smith 49, Punya Mehra 48*) by eight wickets. West Indies Under-19 v Zimbabwe Under-19 Teddy Bishop (112 not out) and Kevin Wickham (104) attempted energetic hundreds to guarantee West Indies Under-19 would upgrade the cutthroat objective of 257 set by Zimbabwe Under-19 in the last finished and with eight wickets left in the shed in their eleventh spot end of season game. For Zimbabwe Under-19, David Bennett and Brian Bennett scored estimated fifties with Connor Mitchell winding up with a speedy fire 42 not out. In the meantime, Johann Layne got several scalps for West Indies Under-19. Brief scores: Zimbabwe Under-19 256/4 in 50 overs (David Bennett 77*, Brian Bennett 62*; Johann Layne 2-44) lost to West Indies Under-19 262/2 in 49.2 overs (Teddy Bishop 112*, Kevin Wickham 104) by 8 wickets