India U19 Women's Cricket Team Named for World Cup
India U19 Women's Cricket Team Named for World Cup

India U19 Women's Cricket Team Named for World Cup

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The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has announced the squad for the ICC Under-19 Women’s T20 World Cup 2025, set to take place in Malaysia from January 18 to February 2, with Niki Prasad as captain and Sanika Chalke as vice-captain. India, the defending champions, will compete in Group A against Malaysia, West Indies, and Sri Lanka, starting their campaign on January 19. The West Indies U19 Women's team is also participating, marking a significant step in the development of women's cricket in the Caribbean, and they will face India in their group. Meanwhile, USA Cricket has selected its 15-player squad, led by Anika Kolan, for their second consecutive appearance in the tournament, emphasizing a focus on player development and competitive experience. The tournament will feature 16 teams divided into four groups, with the top teams advancing to the Super 6 stage before the finals on February 2. This event will be historic for newcomers Samoa and Malaysia, as they make their World Cup debuts.

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