Prithvi Shaw rose to fame with 546 runs in a school match and later led India to U19 World Cup glory, proving his explosive batting talent.
With a Test century and IPL success, Shaw has potential. If he regains form and fitness, he could be India’s aggressive opener once again.
Shivam Mavi impressed with his raw pace, bowling at 140+ km/h during the U19 World Cup 2018. He even picked 4 wickets on his T20I debut.
Recurring injuries halted his consistency, but a fully fit Mavi remains a strong contender for India’s fast-bowling attack with youth and speed on his side.
Bhuvneshwar Kumar stunned the world by dismissing Sachin Tendulkar for a duck at just 19. Later, he shined for India with his deadly swing bowling.
Despite taking 63 Test wickets, injuries cut his career short. With his control and swing, Bhuvi still has the skillset to strengthen India in T20s and overseas tours.