India is set to face Pakistan in the Under-19 World Cup Super Six stage on February 1, 2026. This thrilling match is part of India's journey in the tournament, where they've already secured a spot in the Super Six group 2, alongside Zimbabwe and Pakistan. Got it, so the teams carry forward points from group stage matches against other Super Six teams, and play 2 matches against teams from the other group (with different rankings). Makes sense. So, for India in Super Six group with Pakistan and Zimbabwe (from their group), they'll play teams from Group D (like Australia, maybe?) given they're in Group A. India's Super Sixes campaign is looking strong! They topped Group B with wins against USA, Bangladesh, and New Zealand. Their next match is against Zimbabwe on January 27 in Bulawayo. Pakistan, who finished second in Group C, will face New Zealand on the same day in Harare. Pakistan, meanwhile, lost their first match to England by 36 runs, stopping at 174 after England had scored 210. The two wins came after that. Scotland were beaten by six wickets, and Zimbabwe by eight wickets. India's wins have been convincing, with a 214-run victory over New Zealand being the highlight. They've shown great batting and bowling depth, making them a team to watch in the tournament. In their previous encounter, India dominated Pakistan, winning by 10 wickets in the 2020 Under-19 World Cup. Yashasvi Jaiswal's unbeaten century (105) and Divyaansh Saxena's 59* led India's successful chase of 173.