Malaysia: Rising Stars Shine – The ICC Women’s U19 T20 World Cup 2025 has witnessed some stellar performances from young cricketers, with several emerging players making a mark on the international stage. The top run-scorers so far have showcased exceptional skills with the bat, contributing significantly to their teams’ campaigns. Here’s a closer look at the top 10 run-scorers in the tournament:
1. GV Trisha (India U19)
Trisha has been the standout performer, amassing an impressive 265 runs in six matches, with a blistering strike rate of 149.71. Her standout performance came with an unbeaten century against Scotland. She’s been the backbone of India’s batting lineup.
- Runs: 265
- Highest Score (HS): 110*
- Matches (Mat): 6
- Average (Ave): 66.25
2. D Perrin (England U19)
Perrin has been a key player for England, contributing 176 runs in five matches. Her consistency, including a match-winning 74, has helped England stay competitive in the tournament.
- Runs: 176
- Highest Score (HS): 74
- Matches (Mat): 5
- Average (Ave): 35.20
3. G Kamalini (India U19)
Kamalini’s 135 runs in six matches have been crucial for India. Her ability to anchor innings and accelerate when needed makes her a key figure for India U19.
- Runs: 135
- Highest Score (HS): 56*
- Matches (Mat): 6
- Average (Ave): 45.00
4. C Bray (Australia U19)
Bray’s contribution of 119 runs has helped Australia maintain their competitiveness. Although her average and strike rate aren’t as high as others, her solid batting has been invaluable.
- Runs: 119
- Highest Score (HS): 45
- Matches (Mat): 6
- Average (Ave): 29.75
5. S Kavindi (Sri Lanka U19)
Kavindi has been one of Sri Lanka’s best performers, scoring 93 runs in four matches. Despite not scoring any major centuries, her steady contributions have made a difference.
- Runs: 93
- Highest Score (HS): 39
- Matches (Mat): 4
- Average (Ave): 23.25
6. PN Sproul (Scotland U19)
Sproul’s efforts with the bat have kept Scotland in the hunt, with 92 runs in four matches. Though her strike rate is modest, her consistent contributions have been key for the team.
- Runs: 92
- Highest Score (HS): 43
- Matches (Mat): 4
- Average (Ave): 23.00
7. J Botha (South Africa U19)
Botha’s 89 runs in five matches have been important for South Africa, and her quick scoring has made her one of the tournament’s top strikers.
- Runs: 89
- Highest Score (HS): 37
- Matches (Mat): 5
- Average (Ave): 29.66
8. LK Hamilton (Australia U19)
Hamilton has scored 89 runs in six matches, with steady performances but a slightly lower average. Her ability to make runs when Australia needed them has been critical.
- Runs: 89
- Highest Score (HS): 30
- Matches (Mat): 6
- Average (Ave): 17.80
- Strike Rate (SR): 91.75
9. D Sanethma (Sri Lanka U19)
Sanethma’s contributions of 88 runs in four matches have been vital for Sri Lanka, including a well-played 55. She’s been one of the top performers for her team.
- Runs: 88
- Highest Score (HS): 55
- Matches (Mat): 4
- Average (Ave): 29.33
10. D Dhingra (USA U19)
Dhingra has been one of the standout players for USA, scoring 82 runs in just three matches. Her quick-fire knocks have earned her a spot in the top 10 run-scorers.
- Runs: 82
- Highest Score (HS): 46
- Matches (Mat): 3
- Average (Ave): 27.33
- Strike Rate (SR): 122.38
A New Generation of Stars: The 2025 ICC Women’s U19 T20 World Cup has been a showcase of rising cricket stars. The top run-scorers, such as GV Trisha and D Perrin, are not just setting records but also inspiring the next generation of cricketers. These young talents are proving their mettle at the international stage, and it will be exciting to see how their careers evolve in the coming years.
