Cricinfo Home |
|
|    Audio   |   Video   |   
Search
News Features Live Photos About Fixtures Results Teams Squads Grounds Points Table Records 3D Animation Fantasy

Junior selectors pick World Cup probables

Kohli to lead U-19 side to South Africa

Cricinfo staff

December 15, 2007



Harshad Khadiwale: rewarded for his consistent showing in the ongoing Ranji Trophy © Getty Images

Delhi middle-order batsman Virat Kohli will lead India Under-19 in their tour to South Africa early next year. He will have Saurashtra's Ravinder Jadeja as the vice-captain, in a tour that includes two three-day games and a tri-series with Bangladesh as the third side.

The squad included familiar names who have been hitting the right notes in the ongoing Ranji Trophy. Tamil Nadu's Abhinav Mukund and Maharashtra's Harshad Khadiwale were rewarded for a string of good scores and Pradeep Sangwan, the left-arm seamer from Delhi, picked himself with a fine season so far.

KP Appanna and Iqbal Abdulla, left-arm spinners from Karnataka and Mumbai respectively, made the cut. There was also space for batsmen shining in the age-group levels like Manish Pandey, and Siva Kumar Duvarapu.

The junior selection committee also chose 30 probables for the Under-19 World Cup, set for Malaysia in February next year.

U-19 squad for tour to South Africa
Virat Kohli, (capt, Delhi) P Sangwan (Delhi) Ravinder Jadeja (vice-capt, Saurashtra), Abhinav Mukund (TN), Tanmay Srivastava (UP) Saurabh Tiwari (Jharkhand), KP Appanna, (Karnataka), Manish Pandey (Karnataka) Taruwar Kohli (Punjab), Amanpreet Singh (Punjab), Sreevats Goswami (Bengal) Siva Kumar Duvarapu, GVS Prasad (AP), Mohammad Arif (Rajasthan), Iqbal Abdullah (Mumbai), Harshad Khadiwale (Maharashtra).

Stand-byes: Ajitesh Argal (Baroda) Perry Goel (Punjab) D Prabhu Kiran (AP) N Einstein (TN).

Probables for the U-19 World Cup
Abhinav Mukund (Tamil Nadu), Harshad Khadiwale (Maharashtra), Manish Sharma (Rajasthan), Rohan Banerjee (Bengal), Virat Kohli (Delhi), Manish Pandey (Karnataka), Taruwar Kohli (Punjab), D. Parabhu Kiran (Andhra Pardesh), N Einstein (Tamil Nadu), Saurabh Tiwari (Delhi), Manprit Juneja (Gujarat), Ankit Tiwari (Uttar Pradesh), Tanmay Srivastava (Uttar Pradesh), Sreevats Goswami (Bengal), Rubin Dalwadi (Baroda), Perry Goyal (Punjab), Amanpreet Singh (Punjab), Pardeep Sangwan (Delhi), Mohammed Arif (Rajasthan), Dhawal Kulkarni (Mumbai), Ajitesh Argal (Baroda), Siddarth Kaul (Punjab), Siva Kumar Duvarapu (Andhra Pardesh), Ravinder Jadeja (Saurashtra), Sumit Khatri (Rajasthan), Yogesh Nagar (Delhi), GVS. Parsad (Andhra Pardesh), KP Appanna (Karnataka), Iqbal Abdullah (Mumbai) and Swapnil Singh (Baroda).

Add to del.icio.us | digg this | Stumble It What's this?

NEW: West Indies v Australia fantasy cricket game
Enter your teams here
Live scores, results, news, features and more - just a click away
Download the Cricinfo Toolbar
Cricinfo on the go - our mobile services
WAP, Genie and Mobicast
Cricinfo home Print this page Email this page to a friend Feedback
Related Links Latest News Latest Features


Cricinfo Products
Curtly Ambrose exclusive interview
Video on Cricinfo tv
NEW fantasy: WI v Aus
Enter/login here
Get a taste of the
2008 Wisden Almanack
Listen to news of the day in 60 seconds
Cricket Minute (Podcast)

Sponsored Links
Order the 2008 Wisden & get a free Cricinfo Guide
Special offer at Cricshop
Bet LIVE on Eng v NZ
and every IPL match
The latest rugby news & scores at Scrum.com
The perfect pitch for rugby
ESPN Soccernet - world's site for the world game
Global football coverage


 
Top 5 player searches
Most read stories