3 all-rounders to watch out for in the U-19 World Cup

The future stars of the cricketing world are ready to set the stage ablaze in the Men’s U-19 World Cup 2024 in South Africa. In the past, a lot of prominent names have made their way to their respective national teams after giving a glimpse of their potential at this stage. The cricket fans would hope for the same with the upcoming Under-19 World Cup. On that note, here we will have a look at the 3 all-rounders who might stun the cricket followers with their performance in this tournament. 

1. Arshin Kulkarni

The 18-year-old all-rounder from Maharashtra grabbed headlines in the past with his impressive performances in the domestic circuit. Arshin Kulkarni is a top-order batter who can smack the ball out of the park at will and also swing his arm to clock 140kph. He got the recognition for his splendid performances, which included both bowling and batting efforts, in the Maharashtra Premier League. He could be a vital cog in the wheel for India owing to his brilliant skills and capability of providing a balance in the side. 

2. Musheer Khan

Musheer Khan, the younger brother of Sarfaraz Khan has also found his place in the Under-19 World Cup squad. Musheer has impressed many in the age group circuit. The 18-year-old from Mumbai has followed the footsteps of his brother to gain recognition with impactful efforts on the ground. He is a right-hand batter who also bowls as a left-arm spinner. In the last few tournaments that India has taken part in, Musheer has been one of the most consistent names, and the Indian fans will be keeping a close eye on him during the tournament. 

3. Vishen Halambage

There is another name who can grab the eyeballs during the tournament with his all-round performances. We are talking about the 18-year-old Sri Lankan all-rounder Vishen Halambage who has made it to the team with his impressive performances in the domestic circuit. Halambage is a right-hand batter who can also contribute with his fast bowling. He might maintain the batting-bowling equilibrium of the young Sri Lankan side with his stellar abilities.