Sussex's Tom Clark has been selected by England for the 2020 ICC U19 Cricket World Cup in South Africa.
Lancashire’s George Balderson will lead England’s 15-man squad, with the Young Lions heading into the tournament in good spirits having reached the final of the Rising Stars Tri-Series in Antigua on Saturday.
All 15 members of the World Cup squad featured in the Antigua matches, including Kent’s Jordan Cox, who scored 228 runs in the tournament, and Balderson, who was the leading seamer in the competition with 15 wickets.
England U19 Head Coach Jon Lewis said: “I’m excited to see what this squad can do at the World Cup.
"It will be a great challenge for them both on and off the field, playing in unfamiliar conditions against new opposition in matches that will be televised around the world.
“The series in Antigua has shown that our core group of players can perform well in a challenging environment.
"Each individual is improving in their specific roles within the side, but in South Africa we’ll need to ensure these roles all come together to produce good team performances.
“We’ve seen in Antigua, and in our home tri-series this summer against India and Bangladesh, that we can beat some of the best teams in the world. I look forward to seeing how we can take that confidence into the pressurised environment of a World Cup.”
England squad for 2020 ICC U19 World Cup
George Balderson (Lancashire) - captain
Kasey Aldridge (Somerset)
Ben Charlesworth (Gloucestershire)
Tom Clark (Sussex)
Jordan Cox (Kent)
Scott Currie (Hampshire)
Blake Cullen (Middlesex)
Harry Duke (Yorkshire)
Joey Evison (Nottinghamshire)
Lewis Goldsworthy (Somerset)
Jack Haynes (Worcestershire)
George Hill (Yorkshire)
Dan Mousley (Warwickshire)
Hamidullah Qadri (Kent)
Sam Young (Somerset)
England's World Cup schedule can be found here.