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New Zealand's class of 2008

Four key members of the current squad showed glimpses of what they were capable of in another World Cup, seven years ago

17-Mar-2015•Andrew McGlashan

All grown up

As another Under-19 World Cup gets underway, we look at the boys of the 2008 edition who are now men with international responsibilities

15-Jan-2010•George Binoy

'Youngsters should approach Twenty20 cautiously'

Australia's leading cricket export to the subcontinent talks about his experiences in Asia with Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and now with Indian junior sides

13-Sep-2008•Interview by Kanishkaa Balachandran

Handle with care

India's Under-19 World Cup winners may be barely old enough to drink but they've got big money chasing them. It's important that they get help to stay grounded and make sure they don't lose their way

06-Mar-2008•Jamie Alter

A note of caution for young champions

At the function at the Chinnaswamy Stadium to honour the India U-19 team, Rahul Dravid and Anil Kumble told them there was a still a lot to aim and achieve in their cricket career

04-Mar-2008•Dileep Premachandran at the Chinnaswamy Stadium

Right on the ball

Despite having a small target to defend and not being backed up in the field, India's U-19 bowlers turned in a magnificent performance

04-Mar-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

The ones to watch

Cricinfo looks at the promising talents to emerge from the Under-19 World Cup in Malaysia

03-Mar-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Been there, done that, won that

India's bowlers waited until the last opportunity and ensured that the magnificent work put it over two weeks in Kuala Lumpur was not undone because of three hours of poor batting

02-Mar-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Move over Jonty, here comes Engelbrecht

South Africa managed to restrict India, the strongest batting side of the Under-19 World Cup, to a meagre 159, thank to their fielders

02-Mar-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Leading the way

It is no coincidence that the two teams in the finals - India and South Africa - have been led by captains who have turned in the strongest on-field performances

01-Mar-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Dynamite kid ready to explode

One innings from Umar Akmal can change everything, say his coach. He can win the game in ten overs

28-Feb-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Wayne Parnell: South Africa's main man

Few cricketers in the World Cup bear the responsibility that Wayne Parnell does: he is the captain, a powerful middle-order batsman, and most importantly their new-ball bowler

28-Feb-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Long way off from the baggy green

While India and Pakistan watch the U-19 World Cup for future international stars, Australia attempt to spot a few outstanding talents who could make the next step: entering their highly-competitive first-class structure

27-Feb-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Keeping pace with tradition

Sixteen-year-old Adil Raza has stepped up to the responsibility of being Pakistan's pace spearhead at the Under-19 World Cup

25-Feb-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

India leave batsmen in a spin

England thought they had a plan to master India's spinners, but it didn't work in the Under-19 quarter-final as Iqbal Abdulla and Ravindra Jadeja tied them in knots

24-Feb-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Opening is similar to No. 3 - Turuwar

Turuwar Kohli has quietly gone about being one of India's key players at the Under-19 World Cup

24-Feb-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

One baby step at a time

George Binoy investigates the problems surrounding cricket in Malaysia

20-Feb-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

The boy who impressed Lara at 11

The first time the cricket world heard of Adrian Barath was when Brian Lara took the 17-year old to England to watch a few matches

18-Feb-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Best foot forward

The Malaysian Cricket Association has pulled out the stops for the U-19 World Cup, but there's little interest on the streets of Kuala Lumpur

17-Feb-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

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