2002 Under-19 Cricket World Cup squads

Sixteen members of the International Cricket Council (ICC) fielded teams at the 2002 Under-19 Cricket World Cup in New Zealand. Only one team, Uganda, was making its debut.

Australia

Coach: Australia Wayne B. Phillips


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Bangladesh

Coach: Bangladesh Jalal Ahmed Chowdhury


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Canada

Coach: Australia Jeff Thomas

  • Ashish Bagai (c)
  • Soham Anjaria
  • Christopher Argunen
  • Umar Bhatti
  • Travis Ganga
  • Ajay Minhas
  • Aneel Nauth
  • Devin Persaud
  • Gibran Rahaman
  • Nathan Richards
  • Glen Roberts
  • Jonathan Roberts
  • Jason Sandher
  • Paul Ziesmann

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England

Coach: England Paul Farbrace


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India

Coach: India Balwinder Sandhu


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Kenya

Coach: Kenya Tito Odumbe


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Namibia

Coach: Namibia Werner Jeffrey


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Nepal

Coach: Sri Lanka Roy Dias


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New Zealand

Coach: New Zealand Mark Greatbatch


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Pakistan


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Papua New Guinea

Coach: Papua New Guinea Vavine Pala


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Scotland

Coach: Scotland William Morton

  • Craig Anderson
  • Kyle Coetzer
  • Stuart Coetzer
  • Alisdair Eccles
  • Steven Gilmour
  • John Gray
  • Moneeb Iqbal
  • Stewart Leggat
  • Brendan McKerchar
  • Robert More
  • Zaheer Mohammed
  • Stuart Murray
  • Qasim Sheikh
  • Harmanjit Singh
  • Christopher West

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South Africa

Coach: South Africa Hylton Ackerman


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Sri Lanka

Coach: Sri Lanka Owen Mottau


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West Indies

Coach: Trinidad and Tobago Gus Logie


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Zimbabwe

Coach: England Steve Rhodes


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