ICC U19 world cup 2022: All information you need to know

Big event for cricket future will kick start from 14^th January-2022 in West Indies. This is limited overs world cup (50 overs). Cricket fans have lot of questions related to ICC U19 world cup and following is complete list of questions and answers.

 

How many teams are participating in ICC U19 world cup 2022?

 

16 teams - Afghanistan, Australia, Bangladesh, Canada, England, India, Ireland, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Scotland, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Uganda, UAE, West Indies, Zimbabwe

 

Group-A Bangladesh England Canada United Arab Emirates	Group-B India Ireland South Africa Uganda
Group-C Afghanistan Pakistan Papua New Guinea Zimbabwe	Group-D Australia Scotland Sri Lanka West Indies

 

What is location and schedule of ICC U19 world cup 2022?

 

Total 48 matches will be played across 4 venues in West Indies

1.     Antigua

2.     Guyana

3.     Saint Kitts

4.     Trinidad

 

Tournament will be played from 14^th January-2022 to 5^th February-2022

 

Full squads of all 16 teams participating in ICC U19 world cup 2022

 

Team : Afghanistan
Suliman Safi (c), Ijaz Ahmadzai(vc) Mohammad Ishaq(wk) Suliman Arabzai Bilal Sayeedi Abdul Hadi Bilal Tarin Shahid Hassani	Allah Noor Muhammadullah Khyber Wali Ijaz Ahmad Izharulhaq Naweed Noor Ahmad Younis Faisal Khan	Naweed Zadran Bilal Sami Nangyalai Khan Khalil Ahmad   Head Coach – Raees Ahmadzai

 

Team : Australia
Cooper Connolly (c) Tom Whitney (wk) Harkirat Bajwa Aidan Cahill Joshua Garner Isaac Higgins Campbell Kellaway Corey Miller	Nivethan Radhakrishnan William Salzmann Lachlan Shaw Jackson Sinfield Tobias Snell Jack Nisbet Teague Wyllie	Travelling Reserves: Liam Blackford Liam Doddrell Joel Davies Sam Rahaley Aubrey Stockdale   Head Coach – Anthony Clarke

 

Team : Bangladesh
Rakibul Hasan(c) Prantik Nawrose Nabil(vc) Md Fahim (wk) Mahfijul Islam Iftakhar Hossain Ifti SM Meherob Hasan Aich Mollah Tanzim Hasan Sakib	Abdulla Al Mamun Gazi Mohammad Tahjibul Islam Ariful Islam Mohammad Musfik Hasan Ripon Mondol Md Ashiqur Zaman Naimur Rohman Noyon	Reserves: Ahosun Habib Leon Jishan Alam

 

Team : Canada
Mihir Patel(c) Anoop Chima(wk) Arjuna Sukhu Ethan Gibson Gavin Niblock Gurnek Johal Singh Harjap Saini	Jash Shah Kairav Sharma Mohit Prashar Parmveer Kharoud Sahil Badin Sheel Patel Siddh Lad Yasir Mahmood	Reserves: Ayush Singh Eran Maliduwapathirana Ramanvir Dhaliwal Yash Mondkar.   Head Coach – Farouk Kirmani

 

Team : England
Tom Prest (c) Jacob Bethell (vc) James Rew (wk) Rehan Ahmed Tom Aspinwall Sonny Baker Nathan Barnwell George Bell	James Coles Alex Horton Will Luxton James Sales Fateh Singh George Thomas Josh Boyden	Reserves: Josh Baker Ben Cliff   Head Coach – Richard Dawson

 

Team : India
Yash Dhull (c) SK Rasheed (vc) Aaradhya Yadav (wk) Harnoor Singh Angkrish Raghuvanshi Nishant Sindhu Siddarth Yadav Ravikumar	Aneeshwar Gautam Dinesh Bana Raj Angad Bawa Manav Parakh Kaushal Tambe RS Hangargekar Vasu Vats Vicky Ostwal Garv Sangwan	Reserves: Rishit Reddy Uday Saharan Ansh Gosai Amrit Raj Upadhyay   Head Coach – Hrishikesh Kanitkar

 

Team : Ireland
Tim Tector (c) Diarmuid Burke (wk) Joshua Cox Jack Dickson Liam Doherty Jamie Forbes Daniel Forkin Matthew Humphreys	Philippe le Roux Scott Macbeth Nathan McGuire Muzamil Sherzad David Vincent Luke Whelan Reuben Wilson	Reserves: Robbie Millar Ryan Hunter Ewan Wilson   Head Coach – Peter Johnston

 

Team : Pakistan
Qasim Akram (c) Haseebullah (wk) Abdul Faseeh Abdul Wahid Bangalzai Ahmed Khan Ali Asfand Arham Nawab	Faisal Akram Irfan Khan Niazi Maaz Sadaqat Mehran Mumtaz Mohammad Shehzad Rizwan Mehmood Zeeshan Zameer Awais Ali	Reserves: Ghazi Ghori (wk) Mohammad Zeeshan   Head Coach – Ijaz Ahmed

 

Team : Papua New Guinea
Barnabas Maha(c) Toua Boe (wk) Junior Morea (wk) Boio Ray Sigo Kelly Malcolm Aporo Ryan Aue Oru	Katenalaki Singi Christopher Kilapat Peter Karoho Patrick Nou Rasan Kevau Karoho Kevau John Kariko	Reserves: Vele Kariko Gata Mika Api Ila   Head Coach – Carl Sandri

 

Team : Scotland
Charlie Peet (c) Tom Mackintosh (wk) Jamie Cairns Christopher Cole Aayush Dasmahapatra	Gabriel Gallman-Findlay Jack Jarvis Rafay Khan Muhaymen Majeed Ruaridh McIntyre Olly Davidson Sam Elstone	Lyle Robertson Charlie Tear Sean Fischer-Keogh   Head Coach – Gordon Drummond

 

Team : South Africa
George van Heerden(c) Kaden Solomons (wk) Liam Alder Matthew Boast Dewald Brevis Michael Copeland Ethan Cunningham Kwena Maphaka	Gerhard Maree Aphiwe Mnyanda Andile Simelane Jade Smith Joshua Stephenson Asakhe Tshaka Valentine Kitime	Reserve: Hardus Coetzer Ronan Hermann Caleb Seleka   Head Coach – Shukri Conrad

 

Team : Sri Lanka
Dunith Wellalage (c) Sadeesh Jayawardena (wk) Shevon Daniel Anjala Bandara Pawan Pathiraja Sadisha Rajapaksa Wanuja Sahan Kumara	Raveen De Silva Ranuda Somarathne Malsha Tharupathi Traveen Mathew Yasiru Rodrigo Sakuna Liyanage Vinuja Ranpul	Matheesha Pathirana Chamidu Wickramasinghe Abhisheak Liyanaarachchi   Head Coach – Mahela Jayawardene

 

Team : Uganda
Pascal Murungi (c) Munir Ismail(vc) Cyrus Kakuru (wk) Akram Nsubuga Christopher Kidega	Pius Oloka Joseph Baguma Matthew Musinguzi Ronald Omara Asaba Brian Isaac Sanyu Ategeka Ronald Opio	Ronald Lutaaya Edwin Nuwagaba Juma Miyagi   Head Coach – Ivan Thawithemwira

 

Team : UAE
Alishan Sharafu (C) Kai Smith (wk) Dhruv Parashar Punya Mehra Ronak Panoly Ali Aamer Naseer Adithya Shetty Soorya Sathish	Sailles Jaishankar Vinayak Vijaya Raghavan Aayan Khan Aryansh Sharma Jash Giyanani Shival Bawa Nilansh Keswani	Reserves: Hassan Khalid Annant Bhargava Muhammad Zuhaib Hamad Mohammed Arshad

 

Team : West Indies
Ackeem Auguste (c) Giovonte Depeiza (vc) Teddy Bishop (wk) Onaje Amory Carlon Bowen-Tuckett Jaden Carmichael McKenny Clarke Rivaldo Clarke	Jordan Johnson Johann Layne Anderson Mahase Matthew Nandu Shaqkere Parris Shiva Sankar Isai Thorne	Reserves: Anderson Amurdan Nathan Edward Andel Gordon Vasant Singh Kevin Wickham.   Head Coach – Floyd Reifer

 

Team : Zimbabwe
Emmanuel Bawa (c) Brian Bennet (vc) Steven Saul (wk) David Bennet Victor Chirwa Mgcini Dube Alex Falao	Connor Mitchell Matthew Schonken Panashe Taruvinga Matthew Welch Rogan Wolhuter Ngenyasha Zvinoera Tendekai Mataranyika Tashinga Makoni	Reserves: Aishah Chibanda Luyanda Mtomba Tadiwanashe Mwale Declan Rugg Tanaka Zvaita   Head Coach – Prosper Utseya

 

Overall U19 World Cup Most Titles

 

India (4) – 2000, 2008, 2012, 2018

Australia (3) – 1988, 2002, 2010

Pakistan (2) – 2004, 2006

England (1) – 1998

South Africa (1) – 2014

West Indies (1) – 2016

Bangladesh (1) – 2020

 

Important news related to U19 World Cup

 

Afghanistan's late arrival into West Indies due to visa issues has forced the ICC to change the fixtures in Group C for the 2022 U-19 World Cup, to be held in the West Indies.