Where do India's Under-19 World Cup stars go from here?

 In the fourteen days since India won the 2022 Under-19 World Cup, numerous from the crew have procured lady Ranji Trophy call-ups, five have gathered IPL bargains, and the rest don't appear to be far away from more prominent cricket. However, you could never have anticipated this blushing future a half year prior. As persuading as their six successes were at the World Cup, their off-field develop and battle was as turbulent.

The BCCI's National Cricket Academy coordinates age-bunch rivalries, picks a pool of players to address the India U-19 side in visits for six to nine months before at long last choosing a crew for the World Cup. Be that as it may, this time round, due to the pandemic, the Asia Cup toward the end of last year was the main contest the India U-19 side played between the 2020 and 2022 World Cups.

For the side's lead trainer, Hrishikesh Kanitkar, who was named to the job in November 2021 after the officeholder, Paras Mhambrey, joined the India senior men's side as their bowling trainer, it implied tracking down an alternate methodology.

"We realized we had capable players, yet we needed to turn up as mentors to deliver the best once again from them," Kanitkar says.

"Not at all like last time, where we had a couple of visits - to England, the Asia Cup, South Africa, series against Afghanistan, this time we didn't have any of that. The players played interestingly together in the Asia Cup.

"We needed to rapidly deal with little things like strategy, mentality, and what they are going through as cricketers trying to play at the most elevated level. They needed to discover that we are good natured.

"The other thing is, this gathering required is to be permitted to commit their errors, since that is the manner by which you advance rapidly."

Assuming mix-ups were made, they didn't incredibly affect results on the field - India won four out of five matches at the Asia Cup and every one of the six at the World Cup. From an external perspective, it could have resembled going great, however inside the gathering there was an emergency that could well have wrecked India's World Cup crusade.

Fifteen minutes before their subsequent World Cup game, against Ireland, the gathering of 14 players discovered that their chief and bad habit commander, Yash Dhull and Shaik Rasheed, had tried positive for Covid-19 and would miss the coordinate alongside four different players.