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After becoming Asia Cup champion, Pakistan got nominal prize money, only chillers will come to the players’ account.

By Samira Vishwas

IND U19 vs PAK U19: Pakistan cricket team won the title by defeating the Indian team by a huge margin of 191 runs in the final of Under-19 Asia Cup 2025. In response to the target of 348 runs given by Pakistan, Team India was reduced to 156 runs. After winning the title, Pakistan team got 15000 USA dollars as prize money, which is approximately 13.43 lakhs in Indian rupees.

Pakistan players will get very little money from the prize money

Now the fans will be wondering how much money all the players will get from this prize money. A total of 15 players were included in Pakistan’s squad for the Under-19 Asia Cup 2025. The support staff including the head coach were also present. In such a situation, if this money is distributed among all, then less than Rs 1 lakh will come to the account of Pakistani players. After winning big tournaments, players get much more prize money than this.

Sameer Minhas received 2 awards

For Pakistan in this title match Sameer Minhas displayed amazing batting. Minhas has Played a stormy inning of 172 runs in 113 balls. During this period, 17 fours and 9 sixes came from his bat. Sameer Minhas received the Player of the Match award for his performance. Sameer Minhas was also chosen Player of the Series for his excellent performance throughout the tournament.

Team India was invincible in the entire tournament

The Indian cricket team was invincible in the entire tournament, but in the final match, Pakistan stopped the victory chariot of the Indian team. Team India had defeated Pakistan in the group stage, but could not succeed in defeating them in the final. Pakistan defeated by a huge margin of 191 runs. Pakistan team has won the Under-19 Asia Cup title for the second time. Whereas India has won the trophy maximum 6 times.

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