Mohit Ulva: Mohit Ulva, who was the hero of India's victory in the final of Under 19 Asia Cup 2026, is a fast bowling all-rounder. In the final, he batted brilliantly at number ten and led Team India to a great victory.
Mohit Ulva: No one would have imagined that the player who came to bat at number ten would become the biggest hero of India's victory. Mohit Ulva has done something similar by batting brilliantly in the final of Under-19 Asia Cup 2026 against Pakistan. When Team India's defeat in the title match was considered almost certain, then this young all-rounder's brilliant batting dashed Pakistan's aspirations and gave India a memorable victory by 1 wicket. The discussion intensified about Mohit Ulva, the hero of India's victory. Everyone is curious to know about him. In such a situation, let us know about them in detailβ¦
Who is Mohit Ulva?
Mohit Ulva is a right-handed batsman and right-arm medium pace bowling all-rounder. He was born on 30 November 2007 in Surendranagar, Gujarat. Mohit plays for Saurashtra in domestic cricket. The special thing is that Mohit has taken cricket training from coach Mahendra Singh Chauhan, who had also coached the Indian team's legendary all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja. Mohit has made headlines by batting brilliantly in the final of Under 19 Asia Cup 2026.
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Father posted in RPF
18 year old Mohit Ulva started cricket by playing with tennis ball in his village. His father works in the Railway Protection Force. Seeing the cricket talent in his son, he decided to send him to the Professional Cricket Academy. Then he reached the famous Cricket Bungalow in Jamnagar, where he took training from Mahendra Singh Chauhan.
Historic innings played in the final
In the final of Under 19 Asia Cup 2026, when India had lost 8 wickets for 252 runs while chasing the target of 338 runs and the team was on the verge of defeat, then Mohit Ulva, who came to bat at number 10, played an unbeaten inning of 49 runs in just 26 balls and gave India a memorable victory. Mohit made India champion for the 9th time by hitting a four on the last ball. For this historic performance he was chosen 'Player of the Match'.