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Stars of India’s first U-19 cricket cup victory: Where are they now?
Discover the whereabouts of the stars from India's inaugural U-19 cricket cup triumph. From international cricket arenas to coaching roles, explore the diverse paths these players have taken since
Mohammad Kaif: The captain of the team has since played 13 test and 125 ODI matches for India and is well-known name in commentary.
Ravneet Ricky: The highest scoring batsman with 340 runs in eight matches, he currently works for Air India and is a cricket coach.
Yuvraj Singh: The man that needs no introduction has since made waves in the international cricket scene, but retired in 2019.
Reetinder Singh Sodhi: The ‘Player of the Match’ in the finals, Sodhi has since played 18 ODIs for India, and is currently a referee in first-class cricket.
Ajay Ratra: Ajay was the wicketkeeper of the team and played domestically till 2013. He is now a coach in National Cricket Academy.
Venugopal Rao: Venugopal Rao is still active in cricket after retirement, last seen playing in Legends League Cricket.
Anup Dave: Currently a selector for Rajasthani Cricket, there’s a book written based on his life titled, ‘Could be a hero’.
Mrityunjay Tripathi: The right arm fast bowler played first-class after the tourney. He has coached the Ranji team of UP.
Mrityunjay Tripathi: The right arm fast bowler played first-class after the tourney. He has coached the Ranji team of UP.
Shalabh Srivastava: Left arm fast bowler found himself in controversy after being accused of match-fixing with BCCI banning him for 5 years.