Tri Series Tourney begins on January 23
The Sri Lanka under-19 team will begin their preparations for the
International Cricket Council Youth World Cup with an important Tri
Series limited overs tournament in Colombo commencing from next week.
The host team captained by Ashan Priyanjana will be up against the
reigning under 19 World champions Pakistan and England from January 23
with the three teams playing each other twice before the final on
February 1.
This will also be the final preparations for both Pakistan and
England who are scheduled to play three additional practice matches
against Sri Lanka after the Tri Series final before leaving for Kuala
Lumpur.
The Pakistan under 19 squad: Imad Wasim (captain), Shan Masood (vice
captain), Umair Mir (W/K), Ali Asad, Ahmed Shehzad, Umer Amin, Usman
Salahuddin, Shahzaib Ahmed, Umer Akmal, Mohammad Rameez, Mohammad Amir,
Adil Raza, Junaid Khan, Azhar Attari, Ahsan Mirza, Abdur Raquib (Team
Manager), Mansoor Rana (Coach), Sajjad Ali Gill (Trainer), Dr. Riaz
Ahmad (Team Physio/ Doctor), Umer Farooque Qureshi (Team Analyst), Ejaz
Ahmad, (Fielding Coach), Mudassar Nazar (Director Game Development).
The England under 19 squad: Alexander Wakely (captain), Ben Brown,
Thomas Westley, Liam Dawson, Daniel Redfern, Steven Finn, Christopher
Woakes, Billy Godleman, James Lee, James Harris, James Goodman, Stuart
Meaker, Sam Northeast, James Taylor, Gregory Wood, John Abrahams (Team
Manager), Robert Pick (Coach), Steven Maccaig (Physio), Mark Thorburn
(Performance Analyst), Matthew Sanders (Strength & Conditioning Coach),
John Carr (Tour Manager), Sam Dickson (Security Liaison Officer).
The itinerary:
Jan. 23: Sri Lanka v Pakistan at Colts CC ground
Jan. 24: England v Pakistan at Colts CC ground
Jan. 25: Sri Lanka v England at Colts CC ground
Jan. 27: Sri Lanka v Pakistan at SSC ground
Jan. 28: Sri Lanka v England at SSC ground
Jan. 30: England v Pakistan at SSC ground
Feb. 1: Final at NCC ground
Feb. 4: Sri Lanka v England (practice match) at Braybrooke Place
Feb. 5: Sri Lanka v England (practice match) at Premadasa Stadium
Feb. 7: Sri Lanka v England (practice match) at Premadasa Stadium.
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