Bangladesh advanced to the Super Four stage of the Under-19 World Cup after defeating the United States by seven wickets in their final group match. The match, held in Harare, saw the U.S. bat first and post 199 runs in 50 overs under pressure from Bangladesh’s disciplined bowling attack. In reply, Bangladesh reached the target in 41.3 overs, losing only three wickets and finishing with 51 balls to spare.

The victory was crucial for Bangladesh, as they needed a win to qualify for the Super Four. Iqbal Hossain Imon led the bowling with three wickets, while three other bowlers took two each. In the chase, openers Jawad Abrar and Rifat Beg built a 78-run partnership before captain Azizul Hakim guided the team home with a composed 64-run innings. Kalam Siddiqui and Rizan remained unbeaten to seal the win.

With this result, Bangladesh’s Under-19 team continues its campaign in the Super Four, maintaining strong momentum from the group stage.