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Under-19 ODI World Cup 2026 points table (updated after India vs New Zealand match)

InsideSport takes a look at the Under-19 ODI World Cup 2026 points table. The post Under-19 ODI World Cup 2026 points table (updated after India vs New Zealand match) appeared first on Inside Sport India.

India Under-19 has won all three of their group-stage matches in the Under-19 ODI World Cup 2026. The Men in Blue handily beat New Zealand by 7 wickets and moved to the Super Six stage. In the other match of the third day, Japan beat Tanzania by 9 wickets.

Under-19 ODI World Cup 2026 points table

Group BPlayedWonLossNRPointsNRR
India (Q)33006+2.976
Bangladesh (Q)31113+0.327
New Zealand (Q)30122-6.143
USA30211-1.720
Group CPlayedWonLossNRPointsNRR
England (Q)33006+2.876
Pakistan (Q)32104+0.642
Zimbabwe (Q)30211-2.916
Scotland30211-2.986
Group APlayedWonLossNRPointsNRR
Australia (Q)33006+2.929
Sri Lanka (Q)32104+1.113
Ireland (Q)31202-1.005
Japan30300-2.408
Group DPlayedWonLossNRPointsNRR
Afghanistan (Q)33006+2.487
West Indies (Q)32104+0.230
South Africa (Q)31202+1.640
Tanzania (Q)30300-5.446

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