Top 10 youngest players in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023
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Here we take a look at the youngest players to feature in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023.
The ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 is the biggest event in international cricket, featuring the best players from around the world. While experienced veterans and established stars typically take the spotlight, this tournament also shines a light on the youngest talents breaking onto the global stage. These emerging cricket prodigies possess raw skills, youthful energy, and immense potential, making them exciting prospects for the future of the sport.
Now let's delve into the list of the top 10 youngest players in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023:
10 - Rahmanullah Gurbaz (Afghanistan) - 21 Years, 311 Days :
Rahmanullah Gurbaz is a promising 21-years-old cricketer from Afghanistan who has already showcased his talent on the international stage. His aggressive batting style and ability to hit powerful shots make him an exciting prospect for Afghan cricket. He has already made a significant impact in the World Cup with a scorching innings of 80 against England, a performance that played a pivotal role in Afghanistan's victory over the formidable opponent.
9 - Ibrahim Zadran (Afghanistan) - 21 Years, 297 Days :
Ibrahim Zadran, at just 21 years, is a young Afghan cricketer with immense potential. He is known for his solid batting technique and has the ability to anchor the innings. His contributions are vital for Afghanistan team's success.
8 - Tanzim Hasan Sakib (Bangladesh) - 20 Years, 350 Days :
Tanzim Hasan Sakib is a 20-year-old cricketer from Bangladesh. He is an emerging fast bowler, known for his pace and swing. As he continues to develop, he holds promise as a key component of Bangladesh's bowling attack. He has yet to make his World Cup debut for Bangladesh.
7 - Riaz Hasan (Afghanistan) - 20 Years, 332 Days :
Riaz Hassan is a 20-year-old Afghan cricketer who made his international debut for Afghanistan cricket team in January 2022. Although he has been a part of the national squad, he has yet to make his World Cup debut for Afghanistan.
6 - Matheesha Pathirana (Sri Lanka) - 20 Years, 291 Days :
Matheesha Pathirana, at 20 years of age, is a Sri Lankan cricketer known for his remarkable pace and aggressive style as a fast bowler. He has shown great promise and is widely regarded as a potential future star in Sri Lankan cricket. However, in the first two matches he played, Matheesha has faced some challenges and has been somewhat expensive with the ball.
5 - Dunith Wellalage (Sri Lanka) - 20 Years, 269 Days :
Dunith Wellalage, a talented 20-year-old cricketer from Sri Lanka, is recognized for his remarkable all-round abilities. As a left-arm spinner, he brings a valuable dimension to the team's bowling attack, offering variety and control. Additionally, his capabilities as a lower-order batsman make him a valuable asset, contributing to the team's balance.
4 - Vikramjit Singh (Netherlands) - 20 Years, 269 Days :
Vikramjit Singh, a promising talent at just 20 years of age, proudly represents Netherlands on international cricket stage. As a young batsman, he carries the hopes of Dutch cricket's future and possesses the potential to make significant contributions to his national team. Notably, he has already showcased his abilities by scoring a half-century in his World Cup debut, which is a remarkable achievement for a player of his age and experience.
3 - Shariz Ahmad (Netherlands) - 20 Years, 167 Days :
Shariz Ahmad, a 20-year-old cricketer hailing from Netherlands, has been making waves as an emerging talent in Dutch cricket set-up. Since 2022, he has been representing Netherlands in the national cricket team. Known for his right-arm leg spin bowling, Shariz has shown great promise within the domestic cricket circuit. However, he has yet to make his debut on the world stage.
2 - Aryan Dutt (Netherlands) - 20 Years, 146 Days :
Aryan Dutt, a 20-year-old Dutch cricketer, is rapidly making a name for himself in the world of cricket. He is a right-arm off-break bowler who has already demonstrated his capabilities on the field. In just two matches, Aryan Dutt has made an impact by taking three wickets, showcasing his ability to contribute effectively to Dutch cricket team.
1 - Noor Ahmad Lakanwal (Afghanistan) - 18 Years, 275 Days :
Noor Ahmad Lakanwal, a remarkable talent at just 18 years and 275 days old, is the youngest cricketer participating in the ongoing ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 in India. He is among Afghanistan's most promising young spin bowlers. As the youngest player in this World Cup, he carries the hopes of Afghan cricket's future. Despite his youth, Noor Ahmad has yet to make his World Cup debut, but his inclusion in the squad signifies the tremendous faith the team has in his abilities.
(Note: Age of all players as on 5th October, 2023 - Start of ICC Cricket World Cup 2023)
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