Who is the youngest cricketer in India?

Who is the best T20 player in 2018?

SR Tendulkar – 16y 205d v Pakistan on 15 Nov 1989 [Test # 1127]

PP Chawla – 17y 75d v England on 9 Mar 2006 [Test # 1788]

Who is the youngest player to ever play in the Cricket World Cup?

L Sivaramakrishnan – 17y 118d v West Indies on 28 Apr 1983 [Test # 956]

Washington Sundar is the youngest player to have entered the T20 international for India. At his age,

L Sivaramakrishnan – 17y 118d v West Indies on 28 Apr 1983 [Test # 956]

precisely 18 years and 80 days, Sundar made his T20I debut against Sri Lanka in the third and final Twenty20 International

PA Patel – 17y 152d v England on 8 Aug 2002 [Test # 1612]

at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. Not only that, his performance was also more than

Maninder Singh – 17y 193d v Pakistan on 23 Dec 1982 [Test # 942]

VL Mehra – 17y 265d v New Zealand on 2 Dec 1955 [Test # 417]

Harbhajan Singh – 17y 265d v Australia on 25 Mar 1998 [Test # 1413]

impressive as Sundar completed his quota of four overs with an impressive figure of 1 for 22 and conceded just three boundaries besides 11 dot balls.

Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar

SR Tendulkar – 16y 205d v Pakistan on 15 Nov 1989 [Test # 1127]

PP Chawla – 17y 75d v England on 9 Mar 2006 [Test # 1788]

Sachin was 16 years and 205 days, facing up to the likes of Wasim Akram and Imran Khan.

Just before the 1983 World Cup, one name that was creating waves in the Indian cricket circuit was Delhi's 17-year-old slow-left-arm spinner, Maninder Singh. Maninder was troubling almost all the batsmen in the domestic circuit and was soon rewarded with a national call-up.

Who is the youngest Indian batsman to hit a century in Test?

Prithvi Shaw becomes youngest Indian to hit debut Test century. Teenager Prithvi Shaw became the youngest Indian to make a century

He even went on to create history by becoming the youngest ever Indian to play Test cricket as he was handed his Test cap at an age of 17 years and 193 days. He remained wicketless in the match as Pakistan beat India by an innings and 86 runs.

on his Test debut on day one of the first Test against West Indies in Rajkot. Shaw, 18, reached his hundred off just 99 balls to surpass the record of Abbas Ali Baig.

Unfortunately, Maninder could not live up to his potential as he managed to play just 35 matches in his career that spanned over 12 years. In those 35 matches, he managed to score 99 runs at an average of 3.80 and picked up 88 wickets at an average of 37.36 with his best bowling in an innings being 7/27.

Just like Maninder Singh, Laxman Sivaramakrishnan was an exciting prodigy, who showed a lot of potential in the domestic circuit playing for Tamil Nadu.