India Women Under-19s v England Women Under-19s (5th unofficial T20I)

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Sunday 6 Dec 2026

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13:00 Local Time

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C.B. Patel Cricket Stadium • 

Surat, IndiaShow on map

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India Women Under-19s are the national youth cricket team representing T20 World Cup0 in international women’s under-19 competitions, most notably the ICC Under-19 Women’s T20 World Cup. The team made history by winning the inaugural tournament in 2023, defeating England in the final at Senwes Park in Potchefstroom, South Africa. T20 World Cup0 secured a second consecutive title in 2025, beating South Africa in the final at Bayuemas Oval in Malaysia. These championship victories established the side as a leading force in youth women’s cricket and provided a platform for emerging players to gain international experience. Notable T20 World Cup0 Under-19 players include captain Niki Prasad and all-rounder Gongadi Trisha, who was named Player of the Tournament in 2025. The 2023 squad featured promising talents such as Shweta Sehrawat, Parshavi Chopra and Titas Sadhu, who earned Player of the Match in the final. India’s young cricketers compete at international venues that vary by tournament, while their performances help identify future prospects for the senior national team. Follow India Women Under-19s for tournament results, player profiles, match updates and achievements in global cricket.

England Women Under-19s are the England and T20 World Cup1 Cricket Board’s national youth side, bringing together emerging players aged under 19 and developing talent for the senior England women’s team. The squad competes in the ICC Under-19 Women’s T20 World Cup and in youth tours and bilateral fixtures, gaining experience in international cricket. England made history by reaching the final of the inaugural ICC Under-19 Women’s T20 World Cup in South Africa in 2023, finishing as runners-up to T20 World Cup0. Captain Grace Scrivens was named Player of the Tournament after an outstanding all-round campaign, scoring 293 runs and taking nine wickets. Players to have featured for the team include Scrivens, Hannah Baker and Alexa Stonehouse, with squads changing as age eligibility and selection evolve. England Women Under-19s do not have a permanent home stadium; matches in England are hosted at cricket grounds selected for each series, while World Cup fixtures take place at venues in the host country. For supporters following England women’s cricket, the team offers a close look at the next generation of international players and a key stage in the pathway from youth cricket to the senior national side.