Angkrish Raghuvanshi, Suryansh Shedge, and Musheer Khan to tour UK with Mumbai Emerging team
Angkrish Raghuvanshi (AP Photo)
MUMBAI: Talented youngsters Angkrish Raghuvanshi, Suryansh Shedge and Musheer Khan are all part of an 18-member Mumbai Emerging (Under-23) squad which will travel to England later this month (on June 28) for an exposure tour.
Earlier in February this year, the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) announced that it will be sending its "Emerging Team" to the UK for a tour this summer.
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This initiative aims to provide valuable exposure to promising young players.
Raghuvanshi was impressive for Kolkata Knight Riders in
IPL
2025, while Shedge and Musheer played for Punjab Kings.
The team will play 10 matches (five two-day matches and five one-day matches) against local teams in England. The captain of the team will be decided on June 14, while the team's head coach will be the current Mumbai senior selector Kiran Powar.
MCA joint secretary Deepak Patil and treasurer Arman Malik are the coordinators of the team, while Khodadad Yazdegardi, the Vice President and Cricket Secretary of the Parsee Gymkhana, is the facilitator.
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