Pakistan won the ACC Under-19 Asia Cup after defeating India by a large margin in the final, securing the trophy in emphatic fashion.
Chasing a target of 348 runs, the Indian team was bowled out for 156, falling well short of the required total.
Earlier, Pakistan posted 347 runs for the loss of eight wickets in their allotted 50 overs after India won the toss and chose to field first.
Samir Minhas played a match-winning innings, scoring a blistering 172 runs with the help of 17 fours and nine sixes. He reached 103 runs off just 71 balls and finished the tournament as the top scorer.
Ahmed Hussain scored 56 runs, while Usman Khan added 35. Captain Farhan Yousaf made 19 runs and Hamza Zahoor scored 18. Mohammad Siyam (13) and Naqab Shafiq (12) remained not out.
For India, Deepesh Devendran took three wickets, while Khilan Patel and Henil Patel claimed two wickets each.
Before the final, Pakistan captain Farhan Yousaf had said the team was fully prepared and determined to fight hard to win the title.
Pakistan have previously won the ICC Under-19 World Cup twice but had not won the Under-19 Asia Cup outright. In 2012, Pakistan and India were declared joint champions.
