BCCI announces Indian U-19 team for England tour

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The All-India Junior Selection Committee met on Friday to select the India U-19 Cricket Teams for 2 four-day and 5 one-day matches against England U-19. Himanshu Rana will lead in four-day matches while Prithvi Shaw, the 17-year-old Mumbai batsman was named as a captain for one-day games.

The campaign begins with a two-day warm-up game on July 19-20 and will be followed by two four-day matches at Chesterfield and Worcester. The limited-overs series starts three days later, with the first of the five One-Dayers to be played at Cardiff on August 7.

The teams are as follows:

India U-19 team for 2 four-day matches

Himanshu Rana (Captain), Prithvi Shaw, Shubman Gill, Manjot Kalra, Riyan Parag Das, S. Radhakrishnan, Harvik Desai, Het Patel, Harsh Tyagi, Ashok Sandhu, Rahul Chahar, Kamlesh Nagarkoti, Shivam Mavi, Darshan Nalkande, Vivekanand Tiwari.

India U-19 team for 5 one-day matches

Prithvi Shaw (Captain), Shubman Gill, Himanshu Rana, S Radhakrishnan, Salman Khan, Abhishek Sharma, Harvik Desai, Het Patel, Anukul Roy, Shiva Singh, Rahul Chahar, Kamlesh Nagarkoti, Shivam Mavi, Yash Thakur, Ishan Porel

Here are the complete fixtures of India U19 tour of the England, 2017: 

S.No.

Date

Match

Venue

1

19 & 20 Jul

2-day warm-up match

NCPC

2

23 to 26 Jul

1st 4-day

Chesterfield

3

31 Jul to 3 Aug

2nd 4-day

Worcester

4

7 Aug

1st One Day

Cardiff

5

9 Aug

2nd One Day

Canterbury

6

12 Aug

3rd One Day

Hove

7

14 Aug

4th One Day

Bristol

8

16 Aug

5th One Day

Taunton

 

India or Pakistan? Which team will take more wickets?

IND has taken 30 wickets in this CT, while PAK has taken 33. But, IND has lost just 12 wickets, while PAK has lost 22.

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