ICC U19 World Cup 2022 Final: From Yash Dhull to Harnoor Singh, top Indian players to watch out for in final

Angkrish’s massive knock of 144 runs against Uganda garnered a lot of attention, he also played impressively against Sri Lanka – making 56 runs not out. He has showcased his skill with the ball on multiple occasions – making him a player to watch out for. Angkrish is a talented all-rounder who can make a significant impact in the final.

Captain Yash Dhull has been a consistent performer for team India throughout the tournament - with his 3 consecutive half-centuries against South Africa, Australia and West Indies. He has led the team from the front and topped it with a captain’s performance recently vs Australia. When they seemed down and out early on but a strong partnership with Shaik Rasheed brought some essential stability to team India’s innings. (Source: Twitter)

The number 3 batter position is secured by Shaik Rasheed, an impressive batter who has performed well throughout the World Cup. Shaik Rasheed partnership with Yash Dhull against Australia supported team India desperately immensely. He has given key performances in matches against the first Australia match up and Bangladesh, where he scored 72 and 90 runs, respectively. (Source: Twitter)

Harnoor has been having a quiet few games ever since his outstanding knock of 88 against Ireland in the earlier stages of the competition. He has a lot of capability and class as an opening batsman – it will be essential for India to put an impressive start to their opening partnership against tough opposition like England. Harnoor will look to get back on top form for the final against England. (Source: Twitter)

Spinners like Vicky Ostwal, have troubled opposition consistently in the U-19 World Cup 2022. He also got his five-wicket haul against South Africa. India’s bowling lineup has shown incredible versatility and flexibility in terms of variations on the pitch – bowlers like Vicky can pair with other pacers and continue to trouble their opposition. (Source: Twitter)