Zimbabwe Cricket announced free admission for every match happening on their turf during the Under-19 World Cup that kicks off mid-January, with Namibia as co-host. Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo and Takashinga in Harare will handle group stage action, while Harare Sports Club gets one semifinal and the championship game. The country hosts 25 out of 41 total matches featuring 16 squads split into four groups.
Zimbabwe draws England, Pakistan, and Scotland in Group C, which sets up some spicy matchups for the home crowd. India faces Bangladesh in Bulawayo as an early marquee clash, and Tanzania makes its tournament debut against the West Indies on opening day.
Ireland has already named their 15-man roster with Olly Riley captaining and Reuben Wilson returning for his third Under-19 World Cup run.
Zimbabwe draws England, Pakistan, and Scotland in Group C, which sets up some spicy matchups for the home crowd. India faces Bangladesh in Bulawayo as an early marquee clash, and Tanzania makes its tournament debut against the West Indies on opening day.
Ireland has already named their 15-man roster with Olly Riley captaining and Reuben Wilson returning for his third Under-19 World Cup run.
