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USACA Announces National U-19 Combine

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May 11, 2015

The United States of America Cricket Association will host its National U-19 Cricket Combine at Woodley Park, Los Angeles, California from May 23-25, 2015.

Thirty players from around the country have been invited to compete in this event. The entire 2014 U-17 USA squad of 17 will participate in the Combine. USA national selectors identified an additional 13 players based on their performances in local leagues over the past year.

At the end of the Combine, the national selectors will shortlist 17 players to represent USA at the Pepsi ICC Americas U-19 Division 1 Championship in Bermuda from July 5-11, 2015.

The Pepsi ICC Americas U-19 Division 1 Championship will consist of a first round of 50-over matches, followed by a 50-over, second round for the top three ranked teams. At the end of the two rounds, the top-ranked team will qualify for the 2016 ICC U-19 Cricket World Cup, as well as the opportunity to participate in the West Indies Cricket Board U-19 Regional Championship. The second ranked team in this tournament will progress to the U-19 ICC Cricket World Cup repechage event to be held later in 2015 (date/venue TBC).

USACA National U-19 Combine Invitees

1

Alexander Shoff

11

Gaurav Neil

21

Neil Tagare

2

Akhil Ghirnikar

12

Jasim Sajjad

22

Novendra Boodhoo

3

Anirudh Srinivas

13

Hassan Wajeeh

23

Ryan Persaud

4

Anup Rao

14

Karan Patel

24

Rutvij Bhise

5

Aravind Patnam

15

Keifer Phill

25

Sagar Patel

6

Arjun Patel

16

Kushal Ganji

26

Sahil Patel

7

Azeem Charania

17

Mihir Athavale

27

Shehan Perera

8

Chetram Persaud

18

Mohak Buch

28

Srihari Dasarathy

9

Denzil Harry

19

Nahusha Rao

29

Vivek Barbhayia

10

Gauranshu Sharma

20

Narasimha Polisetty

30

Zishawn Qureshi

The United States Cricket Association is the National Body for cricket in the USA and is a non-profit 501 (c) 3 based in Florida. USACA's primary objective is to promote, encourage, foster and develop interest and participation in the game of cricket throughout the United States of America.

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