From Virat Kohli To Yashasvi Jaiswal: Star Cricketers Produced In Each ICC U-19 World Cup From 1988 To 2022 - In Pics
As the cricketing world braces itself for the 15th edition of the ICC U19 Men's Cricket World Cup, anticipation runs high for yet another showcase of emerging talents vying for glory in South Africa. Spanning across decades, this esteemed tournament has not only witnessed fierce competition but has also been a breeding ground for the game's future superstars. From the inaugural edition in 1988, celebrating Australia's Bicentenary, to the historic triumphs of teams like India, Pakistan, and the West Indies, each U19 World Cup has etched unforgettable moments in cricket history.
As the cricketing world braces itself for the 15th edition of the ICC U19 Men's Cricket World Cup, anticipation runs high for yet another showcase of emerging talents vying for glory in South Africa. Spanning across decades, this esteemed tournament has not only witnessed fierce competition but has also been a breeding ground for the game's future superstars. From the inaugural edition in 1988, celebrating Australia's Bicentenary, to the historic triumphs of teams like India, Pakistan, and the West Indies, each U19 World Cup has etched unforgettable moments in cricket history. As we delve into the legacy of this youth extravaganza, we'll explore the rise of notable international stars, the evolution of cricketing nations, and the pivotal role this tournament plays in shaping the future of the sport. Join us on a journey through time, uncovering the tales of cricket's prodigies who once graced the U19 World Cup stage.
1988: Australia's Bicentennial Bash
![1988: Australia's Bicentennial Bash 1988: Australia's Bicentennial Bash](https://english.cdn.zeenews.com/sites/default/files/2024/01/20/1351772-ind-1.jpg)
The inaugural U19 Men's Cricket World Cup celebrated Australia's Bicentenary, featuring seven Test-playing nations and Associate Members. Australia clinched the title, defeating Pakistan in the final. Notable stars include Nasser Hussain, Michael Atherton, Sanath Jayasuriya, and Brian Lara from the Class of 1988.
1998: South Africa's Debut
![1998: South Africa's Debut 1998: South Africa's Debut](https://english.cdn.zeenews.com/sites/default/files/2024/01/20/1351771-ind-2.jpg)
2000: India's Maiden Triumph
![2000: India's Maiden Triumph 2000: India's Maiden Triumph](https://english.cdn.zeenews.com/sites/default/files/2024/01/20/1351770-ind-3.jpg)
2002: Australia's Dominance Continues
![2002: Australia's Dominance Continues 2002: Australia's Dominance Continues](https://english.cdn.zeenews.com/sites/default/files/2024/01/20/1351769-ind-4.jpg)
2004: Pakistan's Debut Glory
![2004: Pakistan's Debut Glory 2004: Pakistan's Debut Glory](https://english.cdn.zeenews.com/sites/default/files/2024/01/20/1351768-ind-5.jpg)
2006: Pakistan's Back-to-Back Glory
![2006: Pakistan's Back-to-Back Glory 2006: Pakistan's Back-to-Back Glory](https://english.cdn.zeenews.com/sites/default/files/2024/01/20/1351767-ind-6.jpg)
2008: India's Redemption
![2008: India's Redemption 2008: India's Redemption](https://english.cdn.zeenews.com/sites/default/files/2024/01/20/1351766-ind-7.jpg)
2010: Australia's Repeat Feat
![2010: Australia's Repeat Feat 2010: Australia's Repeat Feat](https://english.cdn.zeenews.com/sites/default/files/2024/01/20/1351765-ind-8.jpg)
2012: India's Aussie Triumph
![2012: India's Aussie Triumph 2012: India's Aussie Triumph](https://english.cdn.zeenews.com/sites/default/files/2024/01/20/1351764-ind-9.jpg)
2014: South Africa's Maiden Victory
![2014: South Africa's Maiden Victory 2014: South Africa's Maiden Victory](https://english.cdn.zeenews.com/sites/default/files/2024/01/20/1351763-ind-10.jpg)
2016: West Indies' Historic Win
![2016: West Indies' Historic Win 2016: West Indies' Historic Win](https://english.cdn.zeenews.com/sites/default/files/2024/01/20/1351762-ind-11.jpg)
2018: India's Fourth Crown
![2018: India's Fourth Crown 2018: India's Fourth Crown](https://english.cdn.zeenews.com/sites/default/files/2024/01/20/1351761-ind-12.jpg)
2020: Bangladesh's Maiden Glory
![2020: Bangladesh's Maiden Glory 2020: Bangladesh's Maiden Glory](https://english.cdn.zeenews.com/sites/default/files/2024/01/20/1351760-ind-13.jpg)
2022: India's Fifth Triumph
![2022: India's Fifth Triumph 2022: India's Fifth Triumph](https://english.cdn.zeenews.com/sites/default/files/2024/01/20/1351759-ind-14.jpg)
Hosted by West Indies amid the COVID-19 pandemic, India secured their fifth U19 World Cup title. Afghanistan's impressive run highlighted their emerging talent. Notable stars from the Class of 2022 include Tanzim Hasan Sakib and Dewald Brevis, emphasizing the tournament's resilience and adaptability.