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Toss Winner - Tanzania U19 won the toss and choose to bowl first
South Africa U19 beat Tanzania U19 by 329 runs
South Africa U19 look to assert dominance in Windhoek against Tanzania U19
We predict that South Africa Under-19s will defeat Tanzania Under-19s.
| Tournament: | ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup, 2026 |
| Format: | odi |
| Venue: | High Performance Oval, Windhoek, Namibia |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bat |
| Weather: | 22.3°C|Sunny |
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South Africa Under-19s take on Tanzania Under-19s in the 14th match of Group D at the High Performance Oval, Windhoek, on 19 January 2026, with the first ball scheduled for 1:00 PM IST. This fixture is part of the ICC Men’s Under-19 World Cup 2026, a tournament that continues to showcase the next generation of international cricketing talent.
Both teams enter this contest looking to bounce back after opening-match defeats. South Africa U19, traditionally one of the stronger sides at this level, suffered a setback in their first game and will be keen to correct the course quickly. Tanzania U19, meanwhile, are still finding their feet at this level and will be eager to put up a more competitive showing after a heavy loss. With West Indies U19 and Afghanistan U19 registering wins in Group D, this match carries added importance. A victory here could revive qualification hopes, while another loss would leave the losing side under significant pressure going forward. Fans can expect an intense contest as both sides fight to keep their World Cup campaign alive.
RSAU19
266/8 in 50.0 5.32
ICC U19 WC 2026
Afghanistan U19 beat South Africa U19 by 28 runs238/10 in 47.4 4.99
163/10 in 33.3 4.87
ICCU19_WCWUM 2026
Sri Lanka U19 beat South Africa U19 by 12 runs (D/L) method225/10 in 48.2 4.66
232/8 in 50.0 4.64
113/10 in 23.2 4.84
102/10 in 29.2 3.48
103/1 in 13.3 7.63
TANU19
122/10 in 34.0 3.59
ICC U19 WC 2026
West Indies U19 beat Tanzania U19 by 5 wickets
124/5 in 21.0 5.9
44/10 in 14.3 3.03
ICCU19_WCWUM 2026
Tanzania U19 beat Japan U19 by 81 runs (D/L) method204/9 in 50.0 4.08
South Africa Under-19s head into this Group D encounter looking to bounce back after a narrow setback, with plenty of positives to take from their performances so far in the ICC Men’s Under-19 World Cup 2026. Despite losing their opening game, the young Proteas have shown resilience with both bat and ball, keeping contests alive deep into the match against quality opposition.
In their opening match, South Africa U19 suffered a close defeat against Bangladesh Under-19s. Chasing 267, South Africa showed strong intent through Jason Rowles, who played a superb knock of 98 off 93 balls, striking nine fours and three sixes to keep the chase alive deep into the innings. With the ball, Corne Botha (3/45) and Bayanda Majola (3/59) were the standout performers, but a decisive 152-run second-wicket partnership between Faisal Shinozada and Khalid Ahmadzai pushed Afghanistan to 266/8, a total that proved just out of reach as South Africa were bowled out for 238 in 47.4 overs, losing by 28 runs.
Individually, several players have impressed in recent times. Jason Rowles has been South Africa U19’s most consistent batter, scoring 358 runs in 10 matches at an average of 39.78 and a strike rate of 93.96. Mohammed Bulbulia has added solidity with 328 runs in 9 games at 36.44. With the ball, Bayanda Majola has taken 14 wickets in 7 matches (econ 5.07), while JJ Basson has chipped in with 12 wickets in 8 games at an economy of 5.69. South Africa Under-19s will be keen to translate promise into points especially against a weaker Tanzania team.
Key Players: Jason Rowles, Muhammad Bulbulia, Bayanda Majola, JJ Basson
Jason Rowles, Muhammad Bulbulia, Corne Botha, Dewald Brevis, Luke Beaufort, Jorich van Schalkwyk, Bayanda Majola, JJ Basson, Kwena Maphaka, Tristan Luus, Sipho Mkhize
Adnaan Lagadien, Armaan Manack, Bandile Mbatha, Muhammed Bulbulia, Lethabo Phahlamohlaka, Jorich Van Schalkwyk, Jason Rowles, Corne Botha, Bayanda Majola, Michael Kruiskamp, Paul James
Tanzania Under-19s enter this Group D fixture still searching for their first points of the ICC Men’s Under-19 World Cup 2026. After one game, Tanzania sit at the bottom of the table with a tough net run rate of -3.465 reflecting a huge loss.
Their tournament began with a heavy defeat against West Indies Under-19s, a match that underlined the gulf in experience at this level. Batting first, Tanzania were bundled out for 122 in just 34 overs, never quite able to build momentum or partnerships. The West Indies chase was clinical, completed in only 21 overs with five wickets in hand and a massive 174 balls remaining. From Tanzania’s perspective, the game slipped away early, as regular wickets and a lack of boundary pressure kept them on the back foot throughout.
Despite the result, there were a few positives to take. Dylan Thakrar showed composure at the top, top-scoring with 26, while Darpan Jobanputra spent valuable time at the crease in a difficult batting effort. With the ball, Vitel Lawes and Raymond Francis picked up 2 wickets and bowled with discipline, even as the opposition maintained control of the chase. Going forward, Tanzania’s should focus on tightening their basics—batting longer, reducing soft dismissals, and supporting their bowlers with sharper fielding. This match presents another stern test, but also an opportunity to gain invaluable experience on the global stage.
Key Players: Dylan Thakrar, Darpan Jobanputra, Raymond Francis, Vitel Lawes
Dylan Thakrar, Darpan Jobanputra, Vitel Lawes, Raymond Francis, Augustino Mwamele, Micah McKenzie, Jewel Andrew, Tanez Francis, Raymond Francis, Augustino Mwamele, Dylan Thakrar
Dylan Thakrar, Darpan Jobanputra, Karim Kiseto, Augustine Mwamele, Ayaan Shariff, Laksh Bakrania Snehal, Mohammed Simba, Acrey Pascal, Khalidy Juma, Raymond Francis, Alfred Daniel
The weather on the match day at High Performance Oval, Windhoek on 19 January 2026 is expected to be mostly sunny with clear skies for most of the day. The temperature will range between a high of around 30 °C and a low of 17 °C. Rain is highly unlikely, with dry and breezy conditions forecast. Overall, it should be excellent weather for a full uninterrupted day of cricket.
The venue of the match is High Performance Oval, Windhoek. Located within Namibia’s High Performance Centre, it is a modern cricket facility designed to nurture elite and youth-level cricket. The ground has hosted several ICC events, including Under-19 World Cup fixtures and associate internationals. Known for its true bounce and pace-friendly surface, it offers a fair contest between bat and ball.
At High Performance Oval, Windhoek, teams winning the toss have generally preferred to bat first, especially in 50-over matches. Data from youth internationals suggests that setting a target has yielded better results, with the pitch offering early assistance to seamers and slowing down later. The team winning the toss should bat first and aim for a competitive total.
South Africa Under-19s enter this contest with a clear edge despite their recent loss, sitting ahead of Tanzania Under-19s in terms of overall quality, experience, and net run rate. Their batting depth and disciplined pace attack are better suited to Windhoek conditions. Tanzania have struggled for momentum and have suffered heavy defeats, which reflects in their NRR. Despite loss in the opening game SA U19 have an advantage going into this game.
We predict that South Africa Under-19s will defeat Tanzania Under-19s.
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