Pakistan all-rounder Ahmed Hussain’s fielding heroics continued during his team’s clash against Scotland in the ICC Men’s U19 World Cup 2026.
The 18-year-old grabbed headlines again with a stunning catch in the 45th over. Scotland batter Manu Saraswat attempted to whip a full delivery on the leg side but offered a leading edge. Running back from backward point, Ahmed Hussain’s athletic grab removed the batter and thrilled fans.
Commentators praised Ahmed Hussain’s catch, noting his sharp reflexes and composure under pressure. This was not his first remarkable fielding moment; he also took a spectacular catch at point against England in Pakistan’s opening match.
Pakistan comfortably chased down Scotland’s target of 188, winning by six wickets. The match took place at Takashinga Sports Club on Monday. The Green Shirts reached the target in 43.1 overs while losing four wickets.
With the bat, Ahmed Hussain’s contributions were vital. He scored 47 off 92 balls and shared a 111-run partnership for the third wicket with Usman Khan. Usman top-scored with 75 from 85 balls, helping Pakistan build a solid chase.
Scotland’s Ollie Jones and Manu Saraswat each took two wickets, providing some resistance, but Pakistan’s overall performance proved superior. Analysts highlighted that Ahmed Hussain’s all-round abilities—both in batting and fielding—make him a key player for Pakistan’s U19 side.
The victory allowed Pakistan to open their account in the mega event and showcased their growing fielding skills. Fans and experts alike praised Ahmed Hussain’s consistency and flair, signaling a promising future for the young all-rounder.
Pakistan will next face another tough opponent, and expectations remain high for Ahmed Hussain’s continued impact with bat and in the field.
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