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*Official* Under-19 World Cup 2009/10

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brockley

International Captain
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PNG names 2010 Under 19 World Cup squad
Ben Stinga
21 December 2009


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2010 Papua New Guinea Under-19 World Cup Squad
(Includes international U-19 career statistics)

John Boge Reva (23-9-90)
RAM/RHB
Runs 111 HS 29* Ave 15.85
Wkts 23 BB 7-34 Ave 12.30
Accurate seam bowler, accomplished middle order batsman and brilliant fieldsman. Took 7-34 against the USA at the 2009 U-19 World Cup Qualifiers in Canada.

Lega Tau (22-10-90)
RHB
Runs 335 HS 73 Ave 27.91
Technically sound opener or number 3 batsman who is particularly composed against the quicks.

Heni Siaka (27-9-90)
RHB/RAOB
Runs 581 HS 103 Ave 32.27
Wkts 14 BB 3-4 Ave 13.14
Classy top order batsman with two U-19 international centuries already to his name. Also a very useful off spinner.

Lega Siaka (21-12-92)
RHB/RALB
Runs 13 HS 13 Ave 6.50
Talented 17 year old batsman. Scored 51 for the Marlins in the recent Cricket PNG T20 Big Bash.

Tony Ura (15-10-89)
RHB
Runs 616 HS 76* Ave 36.23
Explosive top order batsman who had a very successful 2008 U-19 World Cup in Malaysia scoring 143 runs at 35.75.

Vagi Oala (12-11-91)
RHB
Runs 235 HS 46 Ave 23.50
Hard hitting middle order batsman who has been consistent without going on to make a big score. Showed what he is capable of at the Cricket Australia Centre of Excellence Camp, scoring a brilliant 86 against an EAP youth side.

Sese Bau (23-6-92)
LHB
Runs 222 HS 78 Ave 27.75
A compact and stylish left handed batsman who made a fine 78 against Canada in Toronto earlier in 2009. One of seven PNG players eligible for the next U-19 World Cup in 2012.

Steven Eno (12-8-90)
RHB/WK
Runs 207 HS 43* Ave 41.40
The number one wicketkeeper who is also one of the best batsmen in the line-up as his U-19 career average testifies.

Rogeauka Roge (22-10-91)
LHB/WK
Runs 18 HS 18 Ave 18.00
Has just played the one U-19 match for his country but did well to score 18 off 27 balls against the Netherlands in Toronto. Can also keep wicket when required.

Jason Kila (15-1-90)
SLAO/LHB
Runs 254 HS 48 Ave 18.14
Wkts 18 BB 4-20 Ave 21.88
Economical left arm orthodox spinner and aggressive striker of the ball who is able to bat anywhere from 3 to 8. One of seven squad members to have played club cricket in Australia or New Zealand in 2009/2010.

Charles Amini (14-4-92)
RALB/LHB
Runs 69 HS 19* Ave 17.25
Wkts 17 BB 5-16 Ave 20.00
Promising leg break bowler with a good wrong-un and also a very good middle/lower order batsman with the potential to bat higher in the order.

Mea Daniel Ao (27-8-90)
RAM/RHB
Runs 15 HS 9 Ave 7.50
Wkts 3 BB 1-22 Ave 37.00
A handy medium pacer and useful late order batsman who bowled some very tidy spells under pressure at the U-19 World Cup Qualifiers in Toronto.

Toua Tom (14-11-92)
RAM/RHB
Runs 3 HS 3 Ave 3.00
Wkts 2 BB 2-19 Ave 37.50
One of the youngest members of the squad and a good future prospect. Bowls medium fast and bats usefully in the middle to lower order.

Raymond Haoda (15-12-91)
RAFM
Runs 12 HS 7 Ave 6.00
Wkts 23 BB 5-16 Ave 13.65
A very good fast bowling prospect. Quick for an 18 year old and with the potential to add even more pace. Set the tone for PNG in the 2009 qualifiers by taking 5-16 against Hong Kong on day one of the competition.

Jonathan Diho (24-1-90)
RAM
Runs 18 HS 14 Ave 4.50
Wkts 9 BB 2-3 Ave 25.11
Hard working swing and seam bowler who may find the wickets to his liking in New Zealand.

Timothy Mou (22-4-90)
RAFM
Debut
A newly discovered quick who was impressive bowling for the Jets alongside Andy Bichel at the PNG T20 Big Bash.
 
Howsie

Howsie

International Captain
Flem274* said:
Ben Wheeler for NZ U19s? That name rings a bell, do these guys have cricinfo profiles yet or is tha too much to hope for?
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They've got them up now, found out the the WK Dane Cleaver is cousins with Kane Williamson, and Logan Van Beek is apparently right-arm fast. Most of the other seamers are either medium or medium fast.
 
Beamer

Beamer

International Vice-Captain
Any of the Windies fans know if our squad has been announced yet? It seems very late in customary WICB style.
 
Beamer

Beamer

International Vice-Captain
Windies Under 19 squad:

Andre Creary (captain), Akeem Dewar, Jermaine Blackwood, John Campbell, Nicholson Gordon [Jamaica], Kraigg Brathwaite, Jason Holder, Shane Dowrich, Jomel Warrican [Barbados], Yannic Cariah, Evin Lewis, Yannick Ottley [Trinidad and Tobago], Trevon Griffiths, Keon Joseph [Guyana] & Nelson Bolan [LI].

Ones to watch:

Kraigg Braithwaite (17) - Most prolific batsman in the history of Barbados youth cricket who is now performing in a similar fashion at club level in Barbados. He made his FC debut in 2009, scoring a patient 73 before being run out which is the only way he looks like getting out sometimes. He is a tall, right handed opening batsman. He was called up to the West Indies scab squad but didn't actually play.

Andre Creary (19) - Compact right handed middle order batsman from Jamaica. He is regarded so highly that he was picked for West Indies A in 2009 before he had even played an FC match. He was involved in the last Under 19 WC and looked very tidy at the crease without making a huge impact. He is the captain of this squad and was also called up to the West Indies scab squad.

Yannic Cariah (17) - A young Trini all rounder who has been identified as a future West Indies cricketer from the age of 12, much like Adrian Barath. He is a left handed middle order batsman and quickish leg spin bowler.

Evin Lewis (17) - An attacking left hand opening batsman from T & T. He has scored a lot of runs at Under 19 domestic level and scored 53 in his only List A match. I have never seen him bat but apparently he hits the ball extremely hard and Chris Gayle was very impressed with him when he saw bat in the Under 19 competition.

Akeem Dewar (18) - A tall leg spinning all rounder who gives the ball a big rip. He dominated the domestic under 19 competition and took 3/25 on his List A debut against Barbados.

Keon Joseph (18) - A right arm fast bowler from Guyana, he was easily the fastest bowler in our Under 19 competition and has been identified as a major pace bowling prospect for some time now.

Jason Holder (18) - 6 feet 7 inches tall bowling all rounder. He bowls right arm medium-fast and is extremely accurate.He made his FC debut for Barbados this year, taking 2/43.
 
B

brockley

International Captain
All The squads are:

India
Ashok Menaria (captain), Akshath Reddy, Gaurav Jathar, Harmeet Singh, Harpreet Singh, Harshal Patel, Jaydev Unadkad, K.L. Rahul, Manan Sharma, Mandeep Singh, Mayank Agarwal, Sandeep Sharma, Saurav Netrawalkar, Sufiyan Shaikh, Zahid Ali.

England
Azeem Rafiq (captain), Adam Ball, Michael Bates, Paul Best, Danny Briggs, Nathan Buck, Jos Buttler, Chris Dent, Matthew Dunn, Ateeq Javid, Jack Manuel, David Payne, Joe Root, Ben Stokes, James Vince.

Afghanistan
Shir Mohammad Shirzai (captain), Aftab Alam, Afsar Khan, Anwar Anwari, Ayub Khan, Hamza Hotak, Hashmat Shaidi, Izat Dawlatzai, Javed Ahmadi, Khushal Rasooli, M.S. Aminzai, Murad Ali, Noor-ul-Haq, Yamin Ahmadzai, Zakiullah Zak.

Hong Kong
Jamie Atkinson (captain), Aditya Kanthan, Aizaz Khan, Ashish Gadhia, Asif Khan, Harmeet Singh, Irfan Ahmed, Niaz Ali, Nizakat Khan, Mark Chapman, Max Tucker, Alex Smith, Shakeel Haq, Vikash Vaswani, Waqas Barkat.

South Africa
Josh Richards (captain), Colin Ackermann, Cody Chetty, Dale Deeb, Rabian Engelbrecht, Dominic Hendricks, Graham Hume, Simon Khomari, Kirk Wernars, Samuel Mofokeng, Bokang Mosena, Malcolm Nofal, Jerry Nqolo, Stephan Smith, David White.

Australia
Mitchell Marsh (captain), Tim Armstrong, Tom Beaton, Nick Buchanan, Jackson Coleman, Luke Doran, Ben Dougall, Jason Floros, Josh Hazlewood, Alex Keath, Nic Maddinson, Alister McDermott, Kane Richardson, Tom Triffitt, Adam Zampa.

Ireland
Andrew Balbirnie (captain), Ben Ackland, Jordan Coghlan, Adrian D’Arcy, George Dockrell, Shane Getkate, Graeme McCarter, Graham McDonnell, Lee Nelson, Stuart Poynter, Eddie Richardson, James Shannon, Paul Stirling, Stuart Thompson, Craig Young.

USA
Shiva Vashishat (captain), Salman Ahmad, Regis Burton, Ryan Corns, Muhammad Asad Ghous, Naseer Jamali, Abhijit Joshi, Azurdeen Mohammed, Saqib Saleem, Gregory Sewdial, Yash Shah, Hammad Shahid, Sammi Siddiqui, Steven Taylor, Henry Wardley.

New Zealand
Craig Cachopa (captain), Corey Anderson, Tom Blundell, Harry Boam, Doug Bracewell, Michael Bracewell, Dane Cleaver, Jono Hickey, Tim Johnston, Tom Latham, Jimmy Neesham, Bevan Small, Mattie Thomas, Logan Van Beek, Ben Wheeler.

Sri Lanka
Chatura Peiris (captain), Andri Berenger, Banuka Rajapaksa, Charith Jayampathi, Danishka Gunathilleke, Denuwan Rajakaruna, Kasun Madushanka, Kithuruwan Vithanage, Kushan Apputhantri, Kankanamge, Lahiru Jayaratne, Maduka Liyanapathiranage, Rumesh Buddika, Rushan Jaleel, Saranga Rajaguru, Udara Jayasundera.

Zimbabwe
Dylon Higgins (captain), Stephen Chimhamhiwa, Gary Chirimuuta, Tendai Chatara, Scott Daly, Andrew Lindsay, Natsai M’Shangwe, Dean Mashawidza, Peter Moor, Simon Mugava, Tinotenda Mutombodzi, Richard Muzhange, Calum Price, Nathan Waller, Mazvita Zambuko.

Canada
Rustam Bhatti (captain), Manny Aulakh, Parth Desai, Darius D’Souza, Ruvindu Gunasekara, Hardik Kotak, Nitish Kumar, Usman Limbada, Zain Mahmood, Asif Manjra, Hiral Patel, Riyazkhan Pathan, Harpreet Singh, Arsalan Qadir, Hamza Tariq.

Pakistan
Azeem Ghumman (captain), Ahmad Shahzad, Ahsan Ali, Anop Ravi, Fayyaz Butt, Hammad Azam, Kaleem Sana, Muhammad Babar Azam, Muhammad Naeem, Muhammad Waqas, Rameez Aziz, Raza Hassan, Sarmad Bhatti, Shahzaib Ahmed, Usman Qadir.

Bangladesh
Mahmudul Hasan (captain), Alauddin Babu, Amit Majumder, Anamul Haque, Arman Badsha, Hasan Raju, Kamrul Islam, Muminul Hoque Showrav, Nur Hossain, Nurul Hasan, Saikat Ali, Shabbir Rahman, Shaker Ahmed, Soumya Sarkar, Tasamul Hoque.

West Indies
Andre Creary (captain), Jermaine Blackwood, Nelson Bolan, Kraigg Brathwaite, John Campbell, Yannic Cariah, Akeem Dewar, Shane Dowrich, Nicholson Gordon, Trevon Griffiths, Jason Holder, Keon Joseph, Evin Lewis, Yannick Ottley, Jomel Warrican.

Papua New Guinea
John Reva (captain), Charles Amini, Sese Bau, Jonathan Diho, Raymond Haoda, Steven Eno, Jason Kila, Timothy Mou, Vagi Oala, Rogeauka Roge, Heni Siaka, Lega Siaka, Lega Tau, Toua Tom, Tony Ura.
 
bryce

bryce

International Regular
Man that NZ team must be the strongest we have ever had it looks seriously good. Faced Matty Thomas a few overs in one match accurate little left-arm spinner his old man coached my under19 rugby team a few years back too lol. Those Aussie seamers should collect a few wickets i'd say
 
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Howsie

Howsie

International Captain
Beamer said:
Windies Under 19 squad:

Andre Creary (captain), Akeem Dewar, Jermaine Blackwood, John Campbell, Nicholson Gordon [Jamaica], Kraigg Brathwaite, Jason Holder, Shane Dowrich, Jomel Warrican [Barbados], Yannic Cariah, Evin Lewis, Yannick Ottley [Trinidad and Tobago], Trevon Griffiths, Keon Joseph [Guyana] & Nelson Bolan [LI].

Ones to watch:

Kraigg Braithwaite (17) - Most prolific batsman in the history of Barbados youth cricket who is now performing in a similar fashion at club level in Barbados. He made his FC debut in 2009, scoring a patient 73 before being run out which is the only way he looks like getting out sometimes. He is a tall, right handed opening batsman. He was called up to the West Indies scab squad but didn't actually play.

Andre Creary (19) - Compact right handed middle order batsman from Jamaica. He is regarded so highly that he was picked for West Indies A in 2009 before he had even played an FC match. He was involved in the last Under 19 WC and looked very tidy at the crease without making a huge impact. He is the captain of this squad and was also called up to the West Indies scab squad.

Yannic Cariah (17) - A young Trini all rounder who has been identified as a future West Indies cricketer from the age of 12, much like Adrian Barath. He is a left handed middle order batsman and quickish leg spin bowler.

Evin Lewis (17) - An attacking left hand opening batsman from T & T. He has scored a lot of runs at Under 19 domestic level and scored 53 in his only List A match. I have never seen him bat but apparently he hits the ball extremely hard and Chris Gayle was very impressed with him when he saw bat in the Under 19 competition.

Akeem Dewar (18) - A tall leg spinning all rounder who gives the ball a big rip. He dominated the domestic under 19 competition and took 3/25 on his List A debut against Barbados.

Keon Joseph (18) - A right arm fast bowler from Guyana, he was easily the fastest bowler in our Under 19 competition and has been identified as a major pace bowling prospect for some time now.

Jason Holder (18) - 6 feet 7 inches tall bowling all rounder. He bowls right arm medium-fast and is extremely accurate.He made his FC debut for Barbados this year, taking 2/43.
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I've heard quite abit about Holder and Braithwaite. I will have to keep an eye on them if these games are on T.V here.
 
Beamer

Beamer

International Vice-Captain
Howsie said:
I've heard quite abit about Holder and Braithwaite. I will have to keep an eye on them if these games are on T.V here.
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Any scouting reports you can give would be much appreciated :). I've only seen Braithwaite bat for a short time and have never seen Holder bowl. I saw Creary bat a fair bit when he was just 17 and he looked to have an extremely stylish and solid technique but he would get bogged down too easily. If he has learnt to rotate the strike more effectively he can be just as good as Braithwaite.
 
morgieb

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James Neesham, WAG. Hoping he can be more successful than Jack MacNamara :p. (or maybe not).
 
Flem274*

Flem274*

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bryce said:
Man that NZ team must be the strongest we have ever had it looks seriously good. Faced Matty Thomas a few overs in one match accurate little left-arm spinner his old man coached my under19 rugby team a few years back too lol. Those Aussie seamers should collect a few wickets i'd say
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Don't know much about those guys outside the ones we've seen in FC cricket but if you're serious then it will be one hell of a team to be better than the last WC side we had. There was one a while ago as well, 99 or 01 I think, where we made the final. Can't remember who the players were, think Franklin, Mills and the Marshalls were involved though.
 
bryce

bryce

International Regular
Flem274* said:
Don't know much about those guys outside the ones we've seen in FC cricket but if you're serious then it will be one hell of a team to be better than the last WC side we had.
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Hmmm yeah just people like Anderson, Boam and the Bracewell(s) have already had a fair bit of experience in either FC cricket or experience from the previous WC. Looking back yeah your right on paper it doesn't compare to last years team, but if those four players can have good tournaments the we should go alright. The batsmen must be very good though there's one 18 year old who plays for my team who is an exceptional middle batsman and he couldn't even make ND, let alone this team so we shouldn't get knocked over too easily plus Anderson, Boam and Bacewell(D) will all bring FC experience to the bowling attack. Anderson for man of the tournament.
 
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