NewsPhotos Musheer Khan To Uday Saharan: Future Stars From U19 World Cup Who Can Play For Team India - In Pics

Musheer Khan To Uday Saharan: Future Stars From U19 World Cup Who Can Play For Team India - In Pics

India has consistently excelled in the U-19 World Cup, reaching the final nine times and clinching the title on five occasions. This remarkable track record underscores the depth of talent in the country's cricketing pipeline, reassuring fans of a promising future for the sport. In the 2024 edition, India's journey to the final highlighted their strong youth talent pool, despite falling short to Australia by 79 runs in the ultimate showdown. This performance underscores India's depth at the youth level in cricket.

Updated:Feb 13, 2024, 07:00 AM IST

Future Stars Of Team India

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The India Under 19 Cricket team reached the World Cup final but sadly against Australia. However, this doesn't mean the players were not good enough to think about their future in the senior team.

Musheer Khan

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Musheer scored 360 runs in six matches, averaging 60, while striking at 98.09. In fact, Musheer became the only Indian after Shikhar Dhawan (3) to smash multiple centuries in the U19 World Cup, getting past the three-figure mark on two occasions.

Saumy Pandey

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Saumy's stellar performance in the recent U-19 World Cup has propelled him to lead India's spin department in the future.

Aravelly Avanish Rao

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Avanish, having already made his List A debut, is poised to take on the role of India's primary wicket-keeper batsman in the future. The left-handed dynamo rose to prominence during the U-19 World Cup with some commanding knocks, rescuing his team from precarious situations.

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Uday, entrusted with the captaincy of the U-19 squad for the World Cup, brought his batting prowess to the middle order, representing the cricketing heritage of Punjab. With aspirations to follow in Kohli's footsteps, Uday aspires to lead India in the future, thereby adding to the nation's cricketing legacy.

Arshin Kulkarni

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Team India may soon find their sought-after pace-bowling all-rounder in the promising talent of Arshin Kulkarni. Arshin made waves during the Maharashtra Premier League (MPL) inaugural edition, showcasing his power-hitting skills by leading the sixes tally despite playing just three matches. Despite his youth, Arshin has secured an IPL contract with the Lucknow Super Giants, eager to make his mark in the upcoming season.