In all, eight countries are represented in a 12-strong line-up, with champion India leading the way, consisting of three players.
The pace is provided by the likes of Josh Boyden, Avais Ali and Rippon Mondol, with all-rounders Tom Purst and Dunith Velález along with spin options. Vicky Ostwal,
South Africa’s Dewald Brevis was adjudged the Player of the Tournament in the West Indies for his record breaking run.
A selection panel including commentator Samuel Badree, Natalie Germanos, ICC match referee Graeme Lebroy and journalist Sandipan Banerjee pulled the side together.
Dhul took his position at number four in the competition with 229 runs, including a century, and the deployment of his bowlers was crucial in leading his team to an overall victory in the tournament.
His opposite number in the final is England’s Tom Prest, one place below him in the batting order, having scored 292 runs in six matches, the third-highest run of the competition.
Right-handed batsman Devald Brevis received the Player of the Tournament award after scoring 506 runs in six matches, becoming only the second player in the history of the tournament to score more than 500 runs.
In doing so, 18-year-old Indian legend Shikhar Dhawan scored the most runs in a tournament, scoring one more run than Dhawan in 2004.
Brevis also took seven wickets in the competition.
Raj Baav There is another all-rounder who has impressed throughout the World Cup, scoring an unbeaten 162 against Uganda on his way to 252 for the competition.
Bawa was the Player of the Match in the final against England as he took five for 31 to put India in a strong position and take his wicket count to nine.
Just below him in the line-up is teammate Vicky Ostwal who took 12 wickets in his six matches with his left-arm orthodox, including five for 28 against South Africa.
England’s Josh Boyden took 15 wickets in the tournament with an economy of 3.21 and an average of 9.86, earning his place for his extremely economical bowling, which is the best in the tournament for any bowler with seven wickets or more.
ICC U19 men’s team Cricket World Cup 2022 (in batting order): Haseebullah Khan (WK), Teague Wylie (Australia), Dewald Brevis (South Africa), Yash Dhul (Captain, India), Tom Purst (England), Dunith Velalez (Sri Lanka), Raj Bawa (India), Vicky Ostwal (India), Ripon Mondol (Bangladesh), Awais Ali (Pakistan), Josh Boyden (England), Noor Ahmed (Afghanistan)
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