George Binoy

Deputy editor, ESPNcricinfo

Form and experience give India the edge

New Zealand have made it to the semi-finals and their penultimate challenge could prove to be their most gruelling as they aim for a spot in the finals

26-Feb-2008•The Preview by George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Illness rules Mohammad Aamer out of tournament

Pakistan Under-19 fast bowler Mohammad Aamer has been ruled out of the rest of the U-19 World Cup in Malaysia because of a dengue virus. Allrounder Kamran Hussain has been called up as a replacement

25-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

Clinical Pakistan march into semis

Defending champions Pakistan marched into the semi-finals through a red-hot performance from their fast bowlers backed up by the spinners, which blew Australia away for 129 at the Kinrara Oval

25-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Batting holds the key as Australia face Pakistan

George Binoy previews the second day of quarter-final matches at the Under-19 World Cup

24-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

India cruise into semi-finals with seven-wicket win

India have established themselves as the team to beat in the Under-19 World Cup with an emphatic seven-wicket victory in the quarter-final against England at the Kinrara Oval

24-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

England upbeat despite unfamilar conditions

England's opening bowlers, Steven Finn and James Harris, are upbeat ahead of their knock-out match against India on Sunday, the first day of quarter-finals at the Under-19 World Cup

23-Feb-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

India's batting might pitted against England bowling

George Binoy previews the India v England and Bangladesh v South Africa quarter-final matches at the Under-19 World Cup

23-Feb-2008•The Preview George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Spinners set up easy win for Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka's varied spin attack, led by the left-armer Navin Kavikara, performed a slow strangle act to set up a five-wicket win against Australia

22-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by George Binoy in Penang

Nepal's guiding light

Since 2001, Roy Dias has been the coach of both the senior and the junior side since, and his tenure has seen Nepal produce remarkable results

21-Feb-2008•George Binoy in Malaysia

One baby step at a time

George Binoy investigates the problems surrounding cricket in Malaysia

20-Feb-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Pick picks England's future stars

George Binoy speaks to England's Under-19 coach Andy Pick on the boys to watch out for and their chances ahead

19-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

Rossouw stars in close SA win

South Africa took a giant step towards qualifying for the Super League quarter-finals in their tournament opener at the Kinrara Oval

18-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by 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

India thump Papua New Guinea

India Under-19s bowled out Papua New Guinea Under-19 to claim a 195-run win at the Kinrara Oval

17-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

A whole new experience for Papua New Guinea

India versus Papua New Guinea appears to be a huge mismatch, but for the underdogs it's a big opportunity to learn from the experience of playing against the best

16-Feb-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Generation Next's chance to step up

For the participants at the Under-19 World Cup, this is where they will go from being boys to being men as they take the first big step in their cricket careers

16-Feb-2008•The Preview by George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

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