Fifteen years ago on February 19, 2006, the Pakistan Under-19 team led by Sarfaraz Ahmed won the world cup by miraculously bowling out a strong Indian team on 71 runs.
The feat was shared by the International Cricket Council (ICC) on Friday as well, along with a picture of the former Pakistan captain celebrating with his teammates, holding the trophy.
The Pakistan team featured Nasir Jamshed, Sarfaraz, Anwar Ali and Imad Wasim, all who would go on to play for the Pakistan cricket team.
On the other hand, the Indian team featured stellar batsman Rohit Sharma, Cheteshwar Pujara and Ravindra Jadeja.
It was a low-scoring match in which India bowled out Pakistan for 109 runs but were bowled out for 71 runs, with the green shirts clinching the game by 38 runs.
Anwar Ali was the pick of the bowlers, picking up five wickets to dismiss India for a low score.
Sarfaraz fondly reacted to the ICC's tweet with an emoji.
In another tweet, the former Pakistan cricket captain acknowledged Anwar Ali for his brilliant bowling on the day.
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