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Toss Winner - Japan U19 won the toss and choose to bowl first
Tanzania U19 beat Japan U19 by 81 runs (D/L) method
Tanzania U19 can outclass Japan U19 in a close match.
Tanzania U19 to win
| Tournament: | ICC U19 World Cup Warm up Matches, 2026 |
| Format: | odi |
| Venue: | United Ground, Windhoek, Namibia |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bowl |
| Weather: | 26.1°C|Partly Cloudy |
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Japan U19 will play Warm-up Match No. 6 against Tanzania U19 in the ICC U19 World Cup 2026. Both teams are not very well-known in the global cricket circuit, and Japan U19 and Tanzania U19 have never faced each other in any official match so far.
Japan U19 will begin their U19 World Cup group-stage campaign on 17 January against Sri Lanka, and they will also face strong teams like Ireland and Australia in the group.
Meanwhile, Tanzania U19 will start their group-stage matches on 15 January against West Indies, and their last two fixtures will be against South Africa and Afghanistan.
JPNU19
243/6 in 50.0 4.86
63/10 in 28.3 2.21
325/7 in 50.0 6.5
52/10 in 24.1 2.15
TANU19
Japan U19 participated in the Asia Cup U19, but they couldn’t perform well there. They lost all three of their matches and finished at the bottom of their group. In their last match against Pakistan U19, Japan were bowled out for just 63 runs. Nihar Pamar was the only positive from that game, taking two wickets.
Hugo Kelly scored a fighting 50 off 111 balls against India U19 and also picked up 2 wickets in the same match. Charles Hinze is another promising player who scored 35 runs against India.
Kazuma Kato Stafford (c), Skyler Nakayama Cook (wk), Nihar Parmar, Kai Wall, Kaisei Doggett, Nikhil Pol, Ryuki Ozeki, Taylor Waugh, Hugo Kelly, Charles Hinze, Timothy Moore.
Gabriel Hinze, Hugo Tani Kelly, Kaisei Kobayashi, Nihar Parmar, Kazuma Stafford, Nikhil Pol, Sandev Waduge, Taylor Waugh, Timothy Moore, Chihaya Arakawa Sekine, Skyler Cook, Charles Hinze, Kai Wall, Montgomery Hinze, Ryuki Ozeki
Tanzania U19 qualified for the U19 World Cup by defeating strong sides like Sierra Leone, Kenya, and Namibia. Their captain, Laksh Bakrania, is the team’s top batter, and he scored an impressive 53 off 82 balls in their last outing. Mwamele and Karim Kiseto strengthened the middle order, contributing 25 and 43 runs, respectively, in the previous match.
In the bowling department, Hamza Ally Onai delivered a brilliant performance by taking 5 wickets in the last match, while Juma and Bakrania supported well with 2 wickets each. Tanzania’s bowling unit is also looking quite solid.
Laksh Bakrania (c), Acrey Pascal Hugo (wk), Ally Hafidhi, Raymond Francis, Alfred Daniel, Hamza Ally Onai, Karim Rashidi Kiseto, Agustino Meya Mwamele, Omary Ramadhani, Abdulazak Mohamedi, Simba Mbaki.
Alfred Daniel, Dylan Thakrar, Hamza Onai, Karim Kiseto, Ayaan Shariff, Darpan Jobanputra, Mohammed Simba, Acrey Pascal, Omary Ramadhani, Ally Hafidhi, Augustine Mwamele, Khalidy Juma, Laksh Bakrania Snehal, Raymond Francis, Abdulrazak Amiri
At Namibia’s United Cricket Club Ground, only one out of the last 25 matches ended with no result, which was Namibia vs Nepal. The weather at this venue generally stays clear, with no major chances of rain or bad conditions.
The pitch report for the Windhoek Cricket Stadium suggests that it mostly favors the batters. In more than 14 matches, teams have scored totals above 250, showing that it is a high-scoring and batting-friendly surface.
The highest score at this stadium is 381, made by Namibia against PNG in 2023, and there have been more than five 300-plus totals recorded at this ground. The lowest total here is 106 runs, scored by the UAE.
At the United Cricket Club Ground, teams batting first have won 4 of the last 10 matches, while teams batting second have won 6. This indicates that teams batting second have a higher success rate. So, whichever team wins the toss is more likely to choose batting second and could have a higher chance of winning the match.
Tanzania are marginally favoured to beat Japan U19 in their U19 Cricket World Cup warm-up match. Hamza Ally Onai and captain Laksh Bakrania are two key players who can play a major role in securing a win for Tanzania. For Japan U19, Hugo Kelly will need to give his absolute best to challenge Tanzania and help Japan put up a proper fight.
Tanzania U19 to win
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