ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup Winners List

International Cricket Council organizes world cup championship for youngsters under-19 age in ever two years span time since 1998 though first edition of U19 cricket world cup was played in 1988. Under 19 National teams from ICC members panel participate in the competition. The inaugural edition of championship was won by tournament’s host Australia.

Since then a total 13 editions of ICC Under-19 world cup have been concluded and recent recent was played in South Africa in 2020 which was won by Bangladesh defeating runners-up India in the final. Indian Under-19 team is the most successful team of the competition and they won 4 ICC U19 cricket world cup trophies.
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Australia are three-time champions in under-19 world cup. Pakistan are also two times champion in the competition. England, South Africa and Bangladesh have also claimed under 19 cricket world cup trophy over the years. Let’s have a look at the complete list of winners and runners up in ICC U19 world cup.

Note: List is from latest to initial tournament year.

Under-19 Cricket World Cup Winners

Year	Host	Winner	Runner-up	Final Result	Venue
2020	South Africa	Bangladesh	India	Bangladesh won by 3 wickets	Potchefstroom
2018	New Zealand	India	Australia	India won by 8 wickets	Mount Maunganui
2016	Bangladesh	West Indies	India	West Indies won by 5 wickets	Dhaka
2014	UAE	South Africa	Pakistan	South Africa won by 6 wickets	Dubai
2012	Australia	India	Australia	India won by 6 wickets	Townsville
2010	New Zealand	Australia	Pakistan	Australia won by 25 runs	Lincoln
2008	Malaysia	India	South Africa	India won by 12 runs (D/L)	Puchong
2006	Sri Lanka	Pakistan	India	Pakistan won by 38 runs	Colombo
2004	Bangladesh	Pakistan	West Indies	Pakistan won by 25 runs	Dhaka
2002	New Zealand	Australia	South Africa	Australia won by 7 wickets	Lincoln
2000	Sri Lanka	India	Sri Lanka	India won by 6 wickets	Colombo
1998	South Africa	England	New Zealand	England won by 7 wickets	Johannesburg
1988	Australia	Australia	Pakistan	Australia won by 5 wickets	Adelaide