Pakistan vs Sri Lanka Under19 Tour 2023 Fixtures

Sri Lanka U19 comes for an action-packed trip. This tour will be an exciting battle between two young and talented teams. This article will show the Pakistan vs. Sri Lanka Under-19 Tour 2023 schedule and what fans can anticipate from this entertaining series.

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The famous National Bank Stadium in Karachi will host all six matches of this thrilling series. The legendary stadium has witnessed countless significant events in Pakistan cricket history and is a breeding ground for young cricketers.

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Before delving into the fixtures, it’s important to remember the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) eligibility requirements for the upcoming U19 Cricket World Cup in 2024.

To be eligible for selection, players must have been born on or after September 1, 2004. This guarantees that the competition displays the world’s young and developing cricket stars.

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Pakistan vs Sri Lanka Under19 Tour 2023 Fixtures

Date	Match
October 12, 2023	Sri Lanka U19 team arrival
October 15-18 2023	Four-day match
October 22 2023	First ODI
October 24, 2023	Second ODI
October 27, 2023	Third ODI
October 29, 2023	Fourth ODI
October 31, 2023	Fifth ODI
November 1, 2023	Sri Lanka U19 team departs

Conclusion

As the cricketing world awaits the Pakistan vs. Sri Lanka Under-19 Tour 2023, it’s clear that this series is about more than matches; it’s about developing young talent and giving them a chance to flourish.

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So mark your calendars, set your alarms, and prepare to see the future stars of cricket in action. This series is about more than who wins or loses; it’s about the spirit of the game and the development of young players.

Let us get together as cricket fans to cheer on these aspiring players as they begin on this thrilling road to cricketing greatness. The Pakistan vs. Sri Lanka Under-19 Tour 2023 is more than a series; it celebrates cricket’s promising future.