Quadrangular Under-19 Series (India),Sept 2011/12

[achilles]

Congratulations Team India. This performance shows that India has talent to fall back on.

[asterix]

:congrats:

[Sid]

We won the tournament :yay:,we have some good players to look forward to in future .

[MCcricket]

They have won convincingly, hopefully they are under 19 and also the conditions were home conditions,lets hope it is a repitition of class of Yuvrag , kaif, irfan which saw alot of talent come thru the under 19 side.

[Sid]

They have won convincingly' date=' hopefully they are under 19 and also the conditions were home conditions,lets hope it is a repitition of class of Yuvrag , [b']kaif, irfan which saw alot of talent come thru the under 19 side.

:hysterical::hysterical:

[MCcricket]

Yes Kaif not the most talented stroke players , but a good thinker captain , team man , he did win us odi's, excellent fielding , running between wickets , unearthed talent ans raised the standard of u p team , you can be sarcastic that it your choice.

[WC2011INDIA]

:yay::two_thumbs_up: :isalute:

[SachDan]

:yay::two_thumbs_up:

:yay::two_thumbs_up:

[speed_demon]

Learning to juggle all formats: Unmukt Chand Wearing the blue India jersey be it at U--19 level is an experience worth cherishing, and for Unmukt Chand, leading the team to victory is like an "icing on the cake." "Once you wear that India jersey and win a tournament, it obviously makes you feel proud. In my short career, obviously this is the most memorable experience," the 18--year old Unmukt told PTI from Visakhapatnam after India colts beat Sri Lanka in low--scoring final. Those who have watched Unmukt score 151 on a seaming track against a seasoned Railways attack in last year's Ranji Trophy swear by his talent. In fact, he scored 400 runs for Delhi in five Ranji matches. "I am learning the tricks of the trade to successfully juggle in all three formats. That's the demand of the hour. Playing first--class cricket is a different challenge altogether but at the U--19's you are competing with your contemporaries. You can't let the intensity level drop," the first year student of St Stephen's college said. Unmukt will now switch to the T20 format where he will be playing the North Zone leg for Delhi at Lahli but the youngster is certainly eyeing to emulate his senior statemate Virat Kohli who led India to U--19 World Cup triumph back in 2008. "Our U--19 batch has been playing together in NCA for the past two years. We will have the Asia Cup in Sri Lanka in December followed by a tour of Australia before the World Cup. Hopefully, we would be ready by then," he signed off. Good stuff!!! India U19 has an tour of Australia before the world cup, that would give them time to acclimatize when they finally play the world cup.

[Cricket Tragic]

Great that we have the tour of Australia just before the WC. It's like what will happen in 2015 with the senior WC.