
T20 World Cup: ‘God changed my destiny’ – Mohammed Siraj on feelings of happy return
On the other hand, Kanishk Chouhan has been a regular contributor with bat and ball, while Henil Patel’s 11 wickets included a brilliant spell of 5/16 against USA.Second place England have three players in their squad, Thomas Rew was named captain and goalkeeper. Rew amassed 330 runs at an average of exactly 66, including a match-winning century in the semi-final against Australia. He is joined by Manny Lumsden, the tournament’s top wicket-taker with 16 wickets, and Ben Mayes, the competition’s leading run-scorer with 444 runs, highlighted by an innings of 191 against Scotland.Ben Mayes fell just one run short of equaling the all-time highest individual score in the ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup, a record held four days earlier by Sri Lanka’s Viran Chamuditha, who also makes the team. Chamudith’s pioneering 192 came against Japan with 26 fours and a six.Afghanistan are represented by Faisal Khan Shinozada and Nooristani Omarzai, both instrumental in their team’s run to the semi-finals. Faisal ended the tournament with back-to-back centuries against Ireland and India, while Nooristani took 14 wickets, including a best of 5 for 9 against Tanzania.Australia captain Oliver Peake also scored two centuries as he scored hundreds against the West Indies and in a losing effort against England in the semi-finals. Pakistan’s Ali Raza and West Indies’ Vitel Lawes complete the team. Raza took 13 wickets at an average of 13.92, while Jamaican left-arm spinner Lawes claimed 10 wickets in five matches.ICC Men’s Under-19 Cricket World Cup 2026 Team of the Tournament:1. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (India)2. Viran Chamuditha (Sri Lanka)3. Faisal Khan Shinozada (Afghanistan)4. Thomas Rew (week, c) (England)5. Oliver Peake (Australia)6. Ben Mayes (England)7. Kanishk Chouhan (India)8. Nooristani Omarzai (Afghanistan)9. Vitel Lawes (West Indies)10. Ali Raza (Pakistan)11. Manny Lumsden (England)12. Henil Patel (India)The selection committee consisted of Ian Bishop (Convenor), Lydia Greenway, Andy Flower and Telford Vice.