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India U19 Tour of Australia 2025: Match Schedule & Live Updates

September 10, 2025

The India U19 team is all set to tour Australia in September 2025, as they have been allocated to play three youth ODIs and two Test matches in a span of more than two weeks from the start.

The matches are scheduled to be played at two different venues, and the series will provide an excellent opportunity for emerging players to gain much-needed exposure on both sides.

This article will provide an in-depth exploration of the India U19 tour of Australia 2025, including full details of fixtures and squads.

India U19 Tour Of Australia 2025 – Schedule

The tour kicks off with the One Day Internationals to be played from 21st September to 26th September.

India U19 Tour Of Australia
MatchDateTimeVenue
1st ODI21 September 20252:30 PMBrisbane
2nd ODI24 September 20252:30 PMBrisbane
3rd ODI26 September 20252:30 PMBrisbane
1st Test30 September 202510:00 AMBrisbane
2nd Test07 October 202510:00 AMMackay

The two youth test matches will be followed, with the first match scheduled to be played on 30th September in Brisbane.

Australia U19& India U19 – Squads

Indian management has already announced squads for each format. Australia has not yet announced a team for the tour. 

Take a look at the announced squad here,

India U19

Vaibhav Suravanshi, Ayush Mhatre(C), Kanishk Chouhan, Rahul Kumar, Vihaan Malhotra, Khilan Patel, RS Ambrish, Vedant Trivedi, Abhugyan Kundu, Hravansh Pangalia, Anmoljeet Singh, Naman Pushpak, Henil Patel, Udhav Mohan, Deepesh Devendran

Australia U19 (Probable)

Aidan O’Connor, Thomas Brown, Simon Budge, Zac Curtain, Lincoln Hobbs, Harry Hoekstra, Steven Hogan, Christian Howe, Riley Kingsell, Alex Lee Young, Ollie Patterson, Oliver Peake, Vishwa Ramkumar, Lachlan Ranaldo, Hayden Schiller, Addison Sheriff

Why This Tour Matters for U19 Cricketers

Touring Australia is a big opportunity for U19 players, especially for those from India. Playing in foreign conditions helps young cricketers understand different pitches, bounce, and weather — all of which improve their game awareness.

 U19 players
Source: India TV News

Facing strong Australian youth teams also gives players a chance to test their skills against quality opposition. It pushes them to raise their performance under pressure.

More importantly, these experiences help prepare them for future international cricket. Learning to adapt, travel, and play away from home builds confidence and shapes them into better players both on and off the field.

Key Players To Watch On The U19 Tour

As the India U19 tour of Australia gets closer, both teams are filled with young talent and ambition. India’s squad features standout players who have thrilled fans with their performances. 

Australia will look to its rising stars, developed through solid domestic pathways.

Ayush Mhatre(IND)

Ayush Mhatre, a 17-year-old opener from Mumbai, has been appointed captain of the India U-19 team for the tour of England. His leadership and aggressive batting style make him a pivotal figure in India’s lineup. 

Mhatre’s recent debut in the IPL with Chennai Super Kings underscores his potential and experience at the highest levels of domestic cricket.

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi(IND)

At just 14 years old, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has already made headlines with his impressive debut in the IPL season. Representing the Rajasthan Royals, Sooryavanshi has demonstrated significant potential as a batting prodigy. 

His early success and focused approach have generated considerable excitement among fans and cricket analysts, positioning him as one of the sport’s most promising young talents.

Ollie Peake(AUS)

Peake is one of the brightest young batsmen in Australian youth cricket. Part of the 2024 U19 World Cup-winning squad, he impressed as a late entrant—stepping in and delivering in big moments. 

With strong first-class and Big Bash League beginnings under his belt, he brings composure, role adaptability, and batting maturity that’s rare at his age.

Christian Howe(AUS)

A promising left-arm spinner from Victoria, Howe comes through Cricket Victoria’s emerging players program. He brings control and variation to the bowling attack, and his inclusion reflects how much Australia values his development. 

Expect Howe to test both batters and himself in unfamiliar conditions Down Under.

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Conclusion: India U19 Tour of Australia 2025 Set to Begin on 21st September!

The India U19 tour of Australia 2025 is set to begin with the three-match ODI series starting on 21st September in Brisbane. It’s a great opportunity for young players to perform on foreign soil and showcase their growing potential.

Following the ODIs, the teams will play two Youth Test matches – the first on 30th September in Brisbane and the second on 7th October in Mackay, rounding off a well-structured series across formats.

This tour will not only test skills but also build confidence in young cricketers as they adapt to Australian conditions and gain valuable international experience.

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