Under-19 World Cup 2024: Top run-getters and wicket-takers after India U19 vs South Africa U19 (Updated) ft. Uday Saharan and Kwena Maphaka

India U19 registered a thrilling two-wicket win over South Africa U19 in the first semi-final of the ICC Under-19 World Cup 2024 on Tuesday, February 6. With this win, they have sealed their spot in the summit clash.

Batting first, South Africa U19 mustered a challenging total of 244/7 on the board. They lost a couple of early wickets but Lhuan-dre Pretorius stood tall at the top with his fighting knock of 76. Richard Seletswane also played with grit, scoring 64 runs off 100 deliveries.

Oliver Whitehead (22), Juan James (24), and Tristan Luus (23*) made vital contributions as well. South Africa kept losing wickets which didn't allow them to finish big. Raj Limbani bagged three wickets for India while Musheer Khan carried his top form with a couple of scalps.

In reply, India U19 suffered a top-order collapse as they were reduced to 32/4 inside the 12th over. However, skipper Uday Saharan (81) and Sachin Dhas (96) joined forces to stitch a match-winning 171-run stand. It eventually helped India cross the line with two wickets and seven deliveries to spare.

Kwena Maphaka and Tristan Luus grabbed three wickets apiece for South Africa, however, in vain.

On that note, here's a look at the leading run-getters and wicket-takers of the ongoing ICC Under-19 World Cup 2024.

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Under-19 World Cup 2024 Most Runs List

Sr. No	Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	BF	SR	100	50	0	4s	6s
1	UP Saharan (IND19)	6	6	0	389	100	64.83	493	78.9	1	3	-	27	2
2	Musheer Khan (IND19)	6	6	1	338	131	67.6	334	101.19	2	1	-	29	8
3	SS Dhas (IND19)	6	6	2	294	116	73.5	252	116.66	1	1	-	28	7
4	LG Pretorius (SA19)	6	6	1	287	76	57.4	305	94.09	-	3	-	37	6
5	J Dunk (SCO19)	4	4	0	263	90	65.75	371	70.88	-	3	-	28	0
6	Shahzaib Khan (PAK19)	5	5	1	260	106	65	374	69.51	1	1	-	27	7
7	HD Weibgen (AUS19)	5	5	1	252	120	63	287	87.8	1	1	-	27	1
8	Ariful Islam (BD19)	5	5	1	230	103	57.5	245	93.87	1	1	-	19	5
9	S Stolk (SA19)	6	6	0	228	86	38	161	141.61	-	2	-	31	11
10	HT Dixon (AUS19)	5	5	0	217	89	43.4	249	87.14	-	2	-	24	5

India's skipper Uday Saharan moved a spot up to the top position in the Under-19 World Cup 2024 batting charts with his brilliant knock in the semi-final. Uday now has 389 runs from six innings. Musheer Khan dropped a place down to the second position with 338 runs.

With his magnificent 96-run knock, Sachin Dhas takes the third position with 294 runs from six innings. South African opener Lhuan-dre Pretorius climbed five slots up to the fourth position with 287 runs.

Jamie Dunk dropped two places down to number five with 263 runs. Shazaib Khan also slipped a position down to the sixth slot with 260 runs. Hugh Weibgen fell two spots down to the seventh slot with 252 runs.

With 230 runs, Ariful Islam also dropped down by two places to number eight. Steve Stolk slipped by a position to number nine with 228 runs whereas Harry Dexon saw a decline from seventh to the tenth position with 217 runs.

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Under-19 World Cup 2024 Most Wickets List

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Sr. No	Player	Mat	Inns	Balls	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	BBI	Ave	Econ	SR	4	5
1	KT Maphaka (SA19)	6	6	321	53.3	4	204	21	6/21	9.71	3.81	15.28	-	3
2	SK Pandey (IND19)	6	6	353	58.5	6	144	17	4/19	8.47	2.44	20.76	3	-
3	Ubaid Shah (PAK19)	5	5	264	44	3	179	17	5/44	10.52	4.06	15.52	1	1
4	TC Ali (ENG19)	4	4	227	37.5	4	135	14	7/29	9.64	3.56	16.21	-	1
5	CA Vidler (AUS19)	4	4	145	24.1	4	86	11	4/17	7.81	3.55	13.18	2	-
6	V Lahiru (SL19)	5	5	252	42	6	131	11	3/19	11.9	3.11	22.9	-	-
7	N Edward (WI19)	5	5	255	42.3	2	196	11	3/28	17.81	4.61	23.18	-	-
8	R Norton (SA19)	5	5	221	36.5	3	202	11	4/28	18.36	5.48	20.09	1	-
9	O Riley (IRE19)	5	5	228	38	1	160	10	3/20	16	4.21	22.8	-	-
10	N Tiwari (IND19)	5	5	222	37	3	175	10	4/20	17.5	4.72	22.2	2	-

Kwena Maphaka retained his top position in the Under-19 World Cup 2024 bowling charts with 21 wickets. Saumi Pandey moved a place up to the second position with 17 scalps, averaging 8.47. Ubaid Shah slipped by a place to the third slot with 17 wickets, averaging 10.52.

Tazeem Ali retained his fourth position with 14 wickets. Callum Vidler (11), Vishwa Lahiru (11), Nathan Edward (11), and Riley Norton (11) take the fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth positions respectively.

Oliver Riley remained at the ninth position with ten wickets whereas Naman Tiwari made it to the tenth position with 10 scalps as well.

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