
The legend lives on, and it’s hitting hard in Muscat. Anvay Dravid and Aaryavir Sehwag are officially in the Indian U19 squad for the ACC Asia Cup.
No surprise, really. The boy who played 151 off 100 balls for Karnataka against Gujarat earlier this month? He’s the one carrying the bat. Anvay wasn't just good; he chased down a 300+ target with ease. Meanwhile, Aaryavir, representing Delhi, smashed 173 off 143 balls against Chandigarh at Vizianagaram. These aren't just names on a list; they're performers who just proved they can handle the pressure.
Lakshya Raichandani takes the captaincy for a squad packed with raw talent. Group A is nasty—Pakistan, Nepal, and the UAE are all in the mix. Top two go through. That means every run counts, especially if you want to keep that momentum from the Vinoo Mankad Trophy.
The schedule is tight. India opens against Nepal on November 6 at Muscat. Two days later, it’s Pakistan. Then the UAE on November 10. No warm-up games, no safety nets. Just pure, unadulterated cricket under the Omani sun.