Frank Nsubuga is the oldest player Nepal's Gulshan is the youngest player
New Delhi. The 9th edition of the T20 World Cup 2024 started in the US on Sunday. 20 teams from all over the world are participating in this mega event of ICC. The dream of all the teams is to win the trophy. This tournament is being organized jointly by both America and West Indies. Windies have won this trophy twice. This is the first time that an ICC tournament is being organized in America. The host USA team has made a great start to the T20 World Cup by defeating Canada. Let us know about the oldest and youngest players playing in the T20 World Cup 2024.
The name of the oldest player in the T20 World Cup 2024 to be hosted by the USA and West Indies is Frank Nasubuga. Nasubuga plays cricket for Uganda. Nasubuga, who made his international cricket debut at the age of 16, is 43 years and 279 days old. He made his international cricket debut in 1997. After this, he has been in and out of the team. He has been a permanent member of the team since 2011. The Ugandan team is playing the T20 World Cup for the first time.
Cricket Career of Frank Nsubuga
Frank Nsubuga is a bowling all-rounder. He also bowls slow left arm orthodox. Nsubuga, who made his T20 International debut in 2019, has taken 55 wickets in 54 T20 matches. During this, he has scored 158 runs in which 31 not out has been his best score.
Gulshan Jha is 18 years old
Nepal cricketer Gulshan Jha is entering the T20 World Cup 2024 as the youngest player. Gulshan Jha is 18 years and 106 days old. Gulshan is an emerging fast bowler from Nepal. He has taken 19 wickets in 29 T20 International matches while he has 21 wickets in 27 ODI International matches. Right-arm medium fast bowler Gulshan Jha made his international debut in 2021. Gulshan is capable of scoring runs with the ball as well as the bat. He has scored 514 runs in 27 ODIs while he has 362 runs to his name in T20.
tag: Nepal, T20 World Cup
first published : June 2, 2024, 7:51 PM IST
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