Under-19 Test cricket
Team records
- Teams by date of first match [1]
- 17 July 1974:
England, 
West Indies - 20 January 1979:
India, 
Pakistan - 12 February 1979:
Australia - 11 February 1984:
Sri Lanka - 6 February 1986:
New Zealand - 20 July 1995:
South Africa - 13 January 1996:
Zimbabwe - 28 July 2004:
Bangladesh
- Highest scores [2]
- 646/9 dec. – South Africa v. England; County Ground, Chelmsford; 16–19 August 2003
- 620/9 dec. – England v. West Indies; Trent Bridge, Nottingham; 15–18 August 2001
- 613/8 dec. – India v. Sri Lanka; Mahinda Rajapaksa International Cricket Stadium, Hambantota; 24–27 July 2018
- 611/9 dec. – India v. Pakistan; Arbab Niaz Stadium, Peshawar; 13–15 September 2006
- 610 – Australia v. New Zealand; Cornwall Park, Auckland; 15–18 March 1987
- Lowest scores [3]
- 47 – Zimbabwe v. England; Harare Sports Club, Harare; 23–25 January 1996
- 66 – New Zealand v. Australia; Pukekura Park, New Plymouth; 9–12 March 1987
- 71 – England v. Australia; WACA Ground, Perth; 6–8 February 1990
- 74 – West Indies v. Australia; Bourda, Georgetown; 31 August – 2 September 1990
- 76 – West Indies v. England; St George's College, Weybridge; 10–12 August 1974
Individual records
Batting
- Most career runs [4]
- 1,624 – Hasan Raza; 1996–1999
- 1,156 – Tanmay Srivastava; 2006–2008
- 1,058 – John Crawley; 1989–1991
- 1,032 – Marcus Trescothick; 1993–1995
- 932 – Virat Kohli; 2006–2008
- Highest career batting averages (ten innings or more) [5]
- 116.16 – David Nash; 1995–1996
- 77.06 – Tanmay Srivastava; 2006–2008
- 71.54 – Damien Martyn; 1990–1991
- 60.66 – Mathew Dowman; 1993
- 59.61 – Ian Stenhouse; 1985–1986
- Highest individual scores [6]
- 304* – Clinton Peake v. India; Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne; 10–13 March 1995
- 282 – Pawan Shah v. Sri Lanka; Mahinda Rajapaksa International Cricket Stadium, Hambantota; 24–27 July 2018
- 267 – Mathew Dowman v. West Indies; County Ground, Hove; 26–29 August 1993
- 260* – Kevin Sharp v. West Indies; County Ground, Worcester; 5–8 August 1978
- 254 – Gordon Muchall v. India; Sophia Gardens, Cardiff; 27–30 July 2002
Bowling
- Most career wickets [7]
- 64 – Abdul Razzaq; 1996–1997
- 57 – Imran Tahir; 1996–1997
- 52 – Balaji Rao; 1994–1997
- 43 – Ashish Zaidi; 1989–1990
- 41 – Piyush Chawla; 2005–2007
- Lowest career bowling averages (100 overs or more) [8]
- 8.76 – Ravi Jadeja; 2006–2008
- 12.16 – Tyrone Knight; 1974
- 12.31 – Thilan Samaraweera; 1994
- 12.68 – Kenroy Peters; 2001
- 13.88 – Saqlain Mushtaq; 1995
- Best bowling in an innings [9]
- 9/57 – Ashish Zaidi v. Pakistan; Modi Stadium, Kanpur; 10–13 January 1990
- 8/38 – Vidyut Sivaramakrishnan v. England; Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai; 9–12 January 2001
- 8/86 – Tyrone Knight v. England; Arundel Castle Cricket Ground, Arundel; 31 July – 2 August 1974
- 8/118 – Graeme Swann v. Pakistan; County Ground, Taunton; 25–28 August 1998
- 8/157 – Adil Rashid v. India; County Ground, Taunton; 1–4 August 2006
- Best bowling in a match [10]
- 12/92 – Tim Southee v. India; Carisbrook, Dunedin; 27–30 January 2007
- 12/99 – Fazl-e-Akbar v. South Africa; Goodyear Park, Bloemfontein; 6–9 February 1997
- 12/122 – Vidyut Sivaramakrishnan v. England; Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai; 9–12 January 2001
- 12/147 – Ashish Zaidi v. Pakistan; Modi Stadium, Kanpur; 10–13 January 1990
- 12/150 – Mushtaq Ahmed v. India; Iqbal Stadium, Faisalabad; 15–18 February 1989
Miscellaneous
- Most wicket-keeping dismissals [11]
- 38 – Humayun Farhat; 1996–1999
- 36 – Robert Rollins; 1991–1993
- 32 – Mark Wallace; 1998–2001
- 29 – Moin Khan; 1989–1990
- 28 – Wayne Noon; 1989–1990
- Most appearances [12]
- 18 – Hasan Raza
- 16 – Glen Chapple
- 15 – David Sales
- 14 – Andrew Flintoff; Shoaib Malik; Robert Rollins
- 13 – Ian Bell; Mark Broadhurst; John Crawley; Alex Morris; Marcus Trescothick
