The 2025 Women’s Under-19 World Cup in Malaysia is set to showcase the best emerging talent in cricket, with some young players already making their mark on the international scene. Here are five players you should keep a close eye on during the tournament.
1. Caoimhe Bray (Australia)
An Allrounder to Watch
Caoimhe Bray, a promising seam-bowling allrounder, is making waves in Australian cricket. At just 15, she became the youngest player to feature in the WBBL, where she impressed with both the bat and ball. Bray’s standout performance in the New South Wales Under-18s competition, including a double-century in the final, put her on the radar. As a member of Australia’s Under-19 team, she will be a key player to watch in the World Cup.
2. Tilly Corteen-Coleman (England)
Spin Sensation from England
Tilly Corteen-Coleman has already made a name for herself as a left-arm spinner. She impressed with a memorable debut in The Hundred, dismissing Meg Lanning. Corteen-Coleman’s ability to turn games around was evident in the Charlotte Edwards Cup, where she picked up four wickets in four balls. Her impressive domestic form and experience in Asia will make her one of the standout players at the 2025 Under-19 World Cup.
3. Niki Prasad (India)
Big-Hitting Captain of India
Niki Prasad’s rise in the Indian cricket scene has been nothing short of remarkable. Known for her aggressive batting style, Prasad has redefined her game with dedicated power-hitting sessions. As the captain of the Indian team, she is determined to defend her country’s title. Keep an eye on her leadership and explosive batting as India aims for glory.
4. Karabo Meso (South Africa)
South Africa’s Future Wicketkeeper
Karabo Meso is another young talent who is making waves in the cricket world. A natural successor to the current South African wicketkeeper, Meso has already earned national recognition with a series of impressive performances. After making her debut in two T20Is, she’s ready to showcase her skills in the Under-19 World Cup. Her athletic background and sharp wicketkeeping make her a key player to watch.
5. Limansa Thilakarathna (Sri Lanka)
The Daughter of a Legend
Limansa Thilakarathna is following in the footsteps of her father, former Sri Lankan captain Tillakaratne Dilshan. A talented all-rounder and leg-spinner, Limansa is already being touted as one of the future stars of Sri Lankan cricket. Despite her Australian nationality, she has been selected to represent Sri Lanka, and her exceptional skills both with the bat and ball make her an exciting prospect in the tournament.
FAQs
Q: When is the 2025 Women’s Under-19 World Cup?
A: The 2025 Women’s Under-19 World Cup begins on January 18 in Malaysia.
Q: What makes these players stand out?
A: Each of these players has unique skills, from explosive batting to exceptional bowling, and they’ve already proven themselves in domestic competitions, making them key players to watch.
Q: Which country is most likely to win the 2025 Women’s Under-19 World Cup?
A: While many teams are strong contenders, India, Australia, and England are expected to perform exceptionally well based on the strength of their young players.
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