2003 Youth Asia Cup


The 2003 Youth Asia Cup was an international under-19 cricket tournament held in Karachi, Pakistan, from 14 to 27 July 2003. The fifth ACC under-19 tournament to be held, it was originally scheduled to be held in Singapore, but was moved to Karachi as a precaution against the SARS outbreak. The Asian Cricket Council and Pakistan Cricket Board shared organising responsibilities.
Nepal defeated Malaysia in [|the final], winning its second title and qualifying for the 2004 Under-19 World Cup in Bangladesh. Played during the usual in Pakistan, the tournament was heavily impacted by monsoon rains – three matches were shortened, three ended in no result, and five were abandoned entirely, with no play possible. The player of the tournament was Oman's Adnan Ilyas, who was the leading runscorer, and also one of three players who led the tournament's wicket-taking, alongside Nepal's Manjeet Shrestha and Kuwait's Waqas Jamil.

Squads


  • Adeel Mirza
  • Abdullah Iftikhar
  • Abdur Rahman
  • Ahmed Ebrahim Mohammad
  • Ali Shahzad
  • Ali Talib
  • Arnav Dutta
  • Emad Al-Jassam
  • Faisal Mohammad
  • Habibullah Iftikhar
  • Hamza Arif
  • Khalid Al-Mutawa
  • Othman Abdul Aziz
  • Saim Shibli
  • Sajid Ashraf
  • Waqas Jamil
  • Yasar Idrees
  • Zeeshan Ahmed
  • Eszrafiq Azis
  • Anwar Arudin
  • Saiful Hawari
  • Suhan Kumar
  • Joshua Mahadevan
  • Stephen Maxwell
  • Ariffin Ramly
  • Mohammad Razman
  • Shanmugam Sathiswaran
  • Mohammad Shukri
  • Manrick Singh
  • Sambo Tamilarasan
  • Satgunasingam Vickneswaran
  • Rosman Zakaria
  • Mohamed Mahfooz
  • Ahmed Hassan
  • Ahmed Ismail
  • Hassan Aflam
  • Hassan Ibrahim
  • Hassan Miras
  • Hussain Adnan
  • Hussain Izwan
  • Hussain Riman
  • Hussain Rishwan
  • Mohamed Habeeb
  • Mohamed Idhaam
  • Mohamed Imran
  • Mohamed Sais
  • Mohamed Shubiab
  • Mohamed Sobir
  • Mohamed Waseem
  • Umar Jamal
  • Shakti Gauchan
  • Pramod Basnet
  • Prem Chaudhary
  • Kanishka Chaugai
  • Manoj Katuwal
  • Paras Khadka
  • Deepesh Khatri
  • Ratan Kumar
  • Lakpa Lama
  • Manjeet Shrestha
  • Raj Shrestha
  • Irfan Siddique
  • Yashwant Subedi
  • Sharad Veswakar
  • Rafeeq Al Balushi
  • Rostam Ali Khan
  • Ansar Ansari
  • Hussain Bilal
  • Asad Haider
  • Mehndi Hassan
  • Adnan Ilyas
  • Abbas Jawad
  • Nitish Kandwal
  • Pranav Mehta
  • Derrick Ruston
  • Vignesh Shenoy
  • Yash Thakkar
  • Imran Younus
  • Athar Khan
  • Abdul Aziz
  • Asif Mohammad
  • Fahad Dalvi
  • Faisal Noor
  • Khalid Azeem
  • Hassan Ahmed
  • Mohammad Emran
  • Mosin Shabbir
  • Omar Arshad
  • Omar Sharif
  • Qamar Sadiq
  • Saifur Rehman
  • Sarmad Adil
  • Walimuni Migara
  • Wasim Akram
  • Yaseen Badsha
  • Zaheeruddin Ibrahim
  • Zeeshan Raza
  • Shafees Altaf
  • Aziz-ul-Ariffin
  • Senthil Dayalan
  • Iftekhar Haider
  • Christopher Janik
  • Ronald Joseph
  • Rizwan Madakia
  • Glenn Meyer
  • James Muruthi
  • Peter Muruthi
  • Shaun Sabapathy
  • Utkarah Sharma
  • Maxim Yuen
  • Saurabh Dhanukha
  • Danushka Abeyasekara
  • Saad Akbar
  • Neeraj Annachhatra
  • Kwan Chand
  • Chirag Chugani
  • Akshay Desai
  • Theerapnat Kanijou
  • Swapnil Kaushik
  • Arujun Kumar
  • Adrash Mukerjee
  • Sunil Nalinvilawan
  • Sahan Ranamukharaachchi
  • Nishadh Rego
  • Deepak Saraff
  • Darshil Shah
  • Ryan Chadha
  • Abdul Rehman
  • Ali Abdulla
  • Asim Zubair
  • Farhan Siddiqui
  • Leon Carlo
  • Owais Hameed
  • Pranov Arora
  • Qasim Zubair
  • Ramveer Rai
  • Riaz Khaliq
  • Rizwan Azhar
  • Shoaib Sarwar
  • Umar Shah
  • Group stages

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    Group A

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    Group B

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    Finals

    Semi-finals

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    Final

    Statistics

    Most runs

    The top five runscorers are included in this table, ranked by runs scored and then by batting average.
    PlayerTeamRunsInnsAvgHighest100s50s
    Adnan Ilyas2394119.50168*10
    Kanishka Chaugai196549.0012510
    Satgunasingam Vickneswaran183361.0012510
    Yashwant Subedi181536.206301
    Saim Shibli155351.668201

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    Most wickets

    The top five wicket takers are listed in this table, ranked by wickets taken and then by bowling average.
    PlayerTeamOversWktsAveSREconBBI
    Manjeet Shrestha24.0106.5014.402.704/17
    Adnan Ilyas28.0109.7016.803.466/16
    Waqas Jamil27.31010.9016.503.964/23
    Imran Younus23.089.3717.253.263/17
    Lakpar Lama28.575.8524.711.423/5

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    Final standing