India Under-19 one-day squad
Lakshya Raichandani takes the captaincy for the Indian under‑19 one‑day tour of Australia, installing Yashbardhan Chauhan as his deputy. For the following multi‑five competition fixtures, the captaincy rotates so Chauhan assumes full leadership while Raichandani serves as vice‑captain. Among the rapid‑deployment roster are son‑of‑legends Aaryvar Sehwag and Anvay Dravid, alongside other rising stars. Anvay Dravid’s recent spell in Sri Lanka, a July tour, featured a powerful 307 runs at an impressive 153.50 average across the Test duo, highlighted by an unbeaten hundred in Colombo. Accompanying him is double‑wicket‑keeper Rajat Baghel, lending stability to the frontline batting line. Trips are scheduled for September 18, 21 and 23, with most matches held in Rajkot save for a single game in Ahmedabad.
India Under-19 multi-day squad
The extended‑form group places Yashbardhan Chauhan in the top spot and designates Lakshya Raichandani as vice‑captain. Supporting picks include Kushagar Ojha, Manal Chauchhan, Rohit Yadav and Mohit Ulva, who feature in both formats. The wicketkeeping duties belong to Manav Krishna and Abhipray Biswas for the longer outings.
The three quick‑fire contests will occur on September 18, 21 and 23, while the multi‑day sessions run from September 27‑30 and resume from September 5‑8. Exposition is concentrated in Rajkot, with only one fixture allocated to Ahmedabad, ensuring consistent surroundings for the youth squad.
India Under-19 one‑day squad
Key players comprise Lakshya Raichandani (cap), Yashbardhan Chauhan (vice‑captain), Rajat Baghel (wicket‑keeper), Aaryvar Sehwag, VK Vineet, Kushagra Ojha, Arjun Rajput, Manal Chauhan, Anvay Dravid (wk), V Yashveer, Rohit Yadav, Shavin Vinodh, Mohit Ulva, Chitur Prakash Venkata and Kavya Patel.
India Under-19 multi‑day squad
Core participants include Yashbardhan Chauhan (captain), Lakshya Raichandani (vice‑captain), Sagar Virk, Kushagra Ojha, Manal Chauhan, Kush Patel, Manav Krishna (wk), Abhipray Biswas (wk), Rohit Yadav, Ishan Om, Ayaan Akram, Pranav Ragavendra, Priyanshu Singh, Mohit Ulva and Aryan Yadav.
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