• Pakistan’s U19 cricket team will tour Bangladesh next month.
• The tour will include one four-day game and five limited-over games.
• This is the first official youth series to be held in Pakistan in 15 years.

Pakistan’s U19 cricket team will play its first official international series at home in 15 years. This will happen because the Bangladesh U19 cricket team will be touring Pakistan.

Even though the dates of the tours haven’t been made public yet, everyone knows that they will happen next month.

An official from the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has confirmed that the Bangladesh U19 team will be touring Pakistan to play one four-day game and five limited-over games. All of the games will be played in Faisalabad.

In this case, a final decision is likely to be made later this week.

This is the first official youth series to be held in Pakistan in 15 years.

Pakistan’s last official youth series was in 2007, when Bangladesh came to play in Karachi as part of a tour. In that series, Ahmed Shahzad, Shan Masood, Umar Amin, Imad Wasim, and Umar Akmal all played members of Men in Green.

Bangladesh also had people like Tamim Iqbal, Rubel Hossain, Dolar Mohammad, and Mohammad Mithun who could have played for their country.

In 2014, Afghanistan’s U19 team went on a tour of Pakistan, but the games didn’t count as Youth ODIs. Rashid Khan, Hazratullah Zazai, Naveen ul Haq, and Karim Jannat all played for Afghanistan and later went on to represent their country.

Experts think that the players who are doing well in the current Pakistan Junior League (PJL) will also get a chance to play for Pakistan in the U19 series against Bangladesh.

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