Malaysia Hosts U19 Women's World Cup

The 2025 Under-19 Women's World Cup is set to kick off in Malaysia, featuring 16 countries and 41 matches across three host cities. The tournament promises to showcase the talents of emerging players from around the world, including five players to watch: Caoimhe Bray, Amara Corteen-Coleman, Sneha Prasad, Teagan Meso, and Limansa Dilshan.

Caoimhe Bray, a 15-year-old Australian player, has already made a name for herself with her debut in the WBBL, where she hit the winning runs and dismissed Deandra Dottin. Amara Corteen-Coleman, a left-arm spinner from England, has represented her country's Under-19 team in Sri Lanka and has already made an impact with her skills. Sneha Prasad, the captain of the Indian team, will lead her team in defense of their crown, having rediscovered her aggressive batting form after a switch in her playing style and fitness routine.

The tournament will feature a range of talented players, including Teagan Meso, South Africa's emerging wicketkeeper, and Limansa Dilshan, the daughter of former Sri Lanka captain Tillakaratne Dilshan, who is looking to make a name for herself as a legspinner. The ICC U19 Women's T20 World Cup 2025 will be broadcast live on various platforms around the world, including digital platforms, TV channels, and apps, ensuring that fans can catch all the action from the comfort of their own homes.

The tournament is set to kickoff on January 18th and will feature 15 days of action, with the opening day featuring six matches, including Group B and Group C clashes. With former international players and broadcasters providing commentary, analysis, and build-up shows, the tournament is sure to be an exciting and informative experience for fans of women's cricket.