4 August 2026
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Indian origin, NSW’s Neel Patel is among 16 of Australia’s most promising young cricketers selected for next month’s Australia U19 Men’s multi-format tour of India, with Cricket Australia today announcing the squad set to take on India U19 in five matches across Rajkot and Ahmedabad.

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Cricket Australia has announced a 16-player Australia U19 Men’s squad for a multi-format tour of India next month.

The squad was selected by the Youth National Selection Panel and features some of the most promising young talent from across Australia.

The four-week tour will provide valuable experience in subcontinental conditions, with Australia to play three 50-over matches and two four-day matches against India U19. Matches will be played in Rajkot and Ahmedabad from 13 September to 9 October 2026.

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The squad will be led by Head Coach Tim Nielsen, who is currently overseeing the Cricket Australia XI program against Bangladesh in Darwin.

Australia U19 Men’s Squad

​Kasey Barton (TAS/Mosman CC)
Hayden Barbulovic (SA/Tea Tree Gully DCC)
Eli Brain (QLD/Northern Suburbs District Cricket Club)
Will Byrom (NSW/Northern District CC)
Blake Cattle (NSW/Keira CC, Illawarra)
Jack Czosnek (VIC/Richmond CC)
Spencer Green (QLD/Toombul District Cricket Club)
Connor Gregory (SA/Sturt DCC)
Charlie Henderson (QLD/University of Queensland Cricket Club)
Zed Hollick (WA/Scarborough CC)
Matthew Lough (WA/Claremont Nedlands Cricket Club)
Neel Patel (NSW/University of NSW Cricket Club)
Jacob Pietz (VIC/Camberwell Magpies CC)
Patrick Sullivan (VIC/Geelong CC)
Theo Tsingos (QLD/Sandgate Redcliffe District Cricket Club)
Thomas Vaseo (QLD/Redlands Tigers Cricket Club)

Sonya Thompson, Cricket Australia Head of National Development, said:

“We are really pleased to provide the opportunity to some of Australia’s best young players to continue their development as part of our pathways program.

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“Touring India and playing against high-quality opposition in challenging conditions will be a valuable experience and test the players technically and mentally across formats.

“We are also delighted to have Tim Nielsen leading the program. He brings a wealth of coaching experience and has a deep understanding of player development.”

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