2025 ICC Under-19 Women's T20 World Cup squads
The 2025 Under-19 Women's T20 World Cup is scheduled to be held in Malaysia in January 2025.[1][2] Sixteen teams are to take part in the tournament, with their squads listed below.[3]
Group A
[edit]India
[edit]India's squad was announced on 24 December 2024.[4]
- Niki Prasad (c)
- Sanika Chalke (vc)
- Bhavika Ahire (wk)
- Ishawari Awasare
- Kesari Drithi
- G Kamalini (wk)
- Anandita Kishor
- Vaishnavi Sharma
- Shabnam Shakil
- Aayushi Shukla
- Parunika Sisodiya
- Gongadi Trisha
- Mithila Vinod
- Joshitha VJ
- Sonam Yadav
Nandhana S, Ira Jadhav, Anadi T were named as standby players.[5]
Malaysia
[edit]Malaysia's squad was announced on 10 January 2025.[6]
- Nur Dania Syuhada (c)
- Nur Ain
- Fatin Faqihah Adani
- Nur Aliya
- Nur Alya Batrisyia
- Irdina Beh
- Nur Isma Dania
- Nuni Farini
- Nuriman Hidayah
- Nazatul Hidayah Husna
- Suabika Manivannan
- Siti Nazwah
- Marsya Qistina
- Nur Izzatul Syafiqa
- Neserle Yean
Sri Lanka
[edit]Sri Lanka's squad was announced on 10 January 2025.[7]
- Manudi Nanayakkara (c)
- Rashmika Sewwandi (vc)
- Vimoksha Balasooriya
- Shashini Gimhani
- Shehara Induwari
- Sanjana Kavindi
- Hiruni Kumari
- Pramudi Methsara
- Rashmi Nethranjali
- Sumudu Nisansala
- Chamudi Praboda
- Dahami Sanethma
- Aseni Thalagune
- Danuli Thennakoon
- Limansa Thilakaratne
Nethangi Isuranjali was named as a travelling reserve.[8]
West Indies
[edit]West Indies' squad was announced on 23 December 2024.[9]
- Samara Ramnath (c)
- Asabi Callender (vc)
- Abigail Bryce
- Kenika Cassar
- Jahzara Claxton
- Denella Creese
- Naijanni Cumberbatch
- Erin Deane
- Amiah Gilbert
- Trisha Hardat
- Brianna Harricharan
- Amrita Ramtahal
- Selena Ross
- Kristen Sutherland
- Aaliyah Weekes
Dicoreya Collymore, Krisanne Howell, Aneisha Miller, Danellie Manns, and Laurene Williams were named as reserves.[10]
Group B
[edit]England
[edit]England's squad was announced on 3 October 2024.[11]
- Abi Norgrove (c)
- Phoebe Brett
- Olivia Brinsden
- Matilda Corteen-Coleman
- Trudy Johnson
- Katie Jones (wk)
- Charlotte Lambert
- Eve O'Neill
- Davina Perrin
- Jemima Spence (wk)
- Charlotte Stubbs
- Amuruthaa Surenkumar
- Prisha Thanawala
- Erin Thomas
- Grace Thompson
Maria Andrews, Sophie Beech, Daisy Gibb, Poppy Tulloch and Annie Williams were named as non-travelling reserves.[12]
Ireland
[edit]Ireland's squad was announced on 11 December 2024.[13] On 23 December 2024, Alice Tector was ruled out of the tournament due to injury, and was replaced by Rebecca Lowe who was initially named as travelling reserves.[14] On 3 January 2025, Amy Hunter was ruled out of the tournament due a foot injury, with Ally Boucher was named as her replacement, who was initially named as non-travelling reserves and Niamh MacNulty was named as captain.[15]
- Niamh MacNulty (c)
Amy Hunter (c, wk)- Freya Sargent (vc)
- Ally Boucher (wk)
- Abbi Harrison
- Jennifer Jackson
- Rebecca Lowe
- Aimee Maguire
- Lara McBride
- Kia McCartney
- Ellie McGee
- Julie McNally
- Lucy Neely
- Millie Spence
- Annabel Squires
Alice Tector- Alice Walsh
Genevieve Morrissey was named as travelling reserve whereas Síbha Bhoja was named as non-travelling reserves.[16][15]
Pakistan
[edit]Pakistan's squad was announced on 28 December 2024.[17]
- Komal Khan (c, wk)
- Zoofishan Ayyaz (vc)
- Haniah Ahmer
- Maham Anees
- Areesha Ansari
- Shahar Bano
- Ravail Farhan
- Wasifa Hussain
- Tayyaba Imdad
- Memoona Khalid
- Fatima Khan
- Minahil
- Aleesa Mukhtiar
- Quratulain
- Mahnoor Zeb
Fizza Fiaz, Laiba Nasir, Manahil Javed, Rozina Akram and Sania Rasheed were named as non-travelling reserves.
United States
[edit]United States's squad was announced on 20 December 2024.[18]
- Anika Kolan (c)
- Aditiba Chudasama (vc)
- Disha Dhingra
- Nikhar Doshi
- Pooja Ganesh
- Saanvi Immadi
- Maahi Madhavan
- Chetna Pagydyala
- Chetnaa Prasad
- Pooja Shah
- Lekha Shetty
- Ritu Singh
- Suhani Thadani
- Isani Vaghela
- Sasha Vallabhaneni
Mitali Patwardhan, Taranum Chopra and Varshita Jambula were named as non-travelling reserves.[19]
Group C
[edit]New Zealand
[edit]New Zealand's squad was announced on 8 January 2025.[20]
- Tash Wakelin (c)
- Elizabeth Buchanan
- Kate Chandler
- Sophie Court
- Hannah Francis
- Kate Irwin
- Rishika Jaswal
- Louisa Kotkamp
- Ayaan Lambat
- Emma McLeod
- Hannah O’Connor
- Darcy-Rose Prasad
- Anika Tauwhare
- Anika Todd
- Eve Wolland
Nigeria
[edit]Nigeria's squad was announced on 18 December 2024.[21]
- Lucky Piety (c)
- Akhigbe Anointed
- Oguai Beauty
- Chukwuonye Christabel
- Bassey Deborah (wk)
- Umoh Inyene
- Bieni Jessica
- Amusa Kehinde
- Ude Lilian
- Memeh Naomi
- Eguakun Omosigho
- Usen Peace
- Agboya Peculiar
- Adekunle Shola
- Igbinedion Victory
Samoa
[edit]Samoa's squad was announced on 10 January 2025.[22]
- Avetia Fetu Mapu (c)
- Verra Farane
- Barbara Ella Keresoma
- Olive Lefaga Lemoe
- Selina Lilo
- Jane Tali'ilagi Manase
- Stefania Pauga
- Apolonia K Polataivao
- Silepea Polataivao
- Stella Sagalala
- Norah-Jade Salima
- Katrina Uiese Taa Samu
- Angel Sootaga So
- Masina Tafea
- Sala Viliamu
South Africa
[edit]South Africa's squad was announced on 20 December 2024.[23]
- Kayla Reyneke (c)
- Jemma Botha
- Fay Cowling
- Jae-Leigh Filander
- Mona-Lisa Legodi
- Simoné Lourens
- Karabo Meso (wk)
- Seshnie Naidu
- Nthabiseng Nini
- Luyanda Nzuza
- Diara Ramlakan
- Diedré van Rensburg
- Mieke van Voorst
- Ashleigh van Wyk
- Chanel Venter
Lethabo Bidli, Keamogetswe Chuene, Jenna-Lee Lubbe, Jané Verhage and Sinelethu Yaso were named as non-travelling reserves.[24]
Group D
[edit]Australia
[edit]Australia's squad was announced on 11 December 2024.[25]
- Lucy Hamilton (c)
- Chloe Ainsworth
- Lily Bassingthwaighte
- Caoimhe Bray
- Ella Briscoe
- Maggie Clark
- Hasrat Gill
- Amy Hunter
- Sara Kennedy
- Eleanor Larosa
- Grace Lyons (wk)
- Ines McKeon
- Juliette Morton
- Kate Pelle (wk)
- Tegan Williamson
Bangladesh
[edit]Bangladesh's squad was announced on 26 December 2024.[26]
- Sumaiya Akter (c)
- Afia Ashima Era (vc)
- Fariya Akter
- Sadia Akter
- Fahomida Choya
- Farjana Easmin
- Mst Eva
- Juairiya Ferdous
- Habiba Islam
- Sadia Islam
- Lucky Khatun
- Jannatul Maoua
- Nishita Akter Nishi
- Anisa Akter Soba
- Sumaiya Akther Suborna
Ashrafi Yeasmin Arthy, Leky Chakma, Arvin Tani and Maharun Nesa were named as non-travelling reserves.
Nepal
[edit]Nepal's squad was announced on 04 January 2025.[27]
- Puja Mahato (c)
- Sony Pakhrin (vc)
- Trishna BK
- Rachana Chaudhary
- Sabitri Dhami
- Krishma Gurung
- Kusum Godar
- Seemana KC
- Anu Kadayat
- Kiran Kunwar
- Sneha Mahara
- Jyotsnika Marasini
- Sana Praveen
- Riya Sharma
- Alisha Yadav (wk)
Scotland
[edit]Scotland's squad was announced on 16 December 2024.[28]
- Amelie Baldie
- Molly Barbour-Smith
- Gabriella Fontenla
- Lucy Forrester Smith
- Pippa Kelly
- Maisie Maceira
- Kirsty McColl
- Niamh Muir
- Charlotte Nevard
- Mollie Parker
- Nayma Sheikh
- Rosie Speedy
- Pippa Sproul
- Jenna Stanton
- Emma Walsingham
Georgia Birkinshaw, Teagan Broughton, Emily Duguid, Rebecca McCrossan, Ruth McKay and Sam Robson were named as non-travelling reserves.[29]
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