• David Warner is the oldest player in Australia squad.

  • Arshdeep Singh is the youngest among all Team India members.

Youngest and Oldest Players of each team in T20 World Cup 2022
Oldest and Youngest player of each team in T20 WC (Image Source: Twitter)

The eighth edition of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup started on October 16, with Namibia upsetting Sri Lanka in the opening game of the tournament.

The 20-over showpiece event features as many as 16 teams who will compete in 45 overall matches. While eight sides have already qualified for the Super 12 phase, the remaining will compete in Round 1 – divided into two groups (A and B) – to qualify for the Super 12s.

Like every other season, this year too features players from all age brackets. On that note,  today let’s have a look at the oldest and youngest members of each team participating in the global competition.

Note: The age of the players is as of the date of the squad announcement.

Australia:

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  • Oldest Player: David Warner (35 years and 309 days old)
  • Youngest Player: Tim David (26 years and 169 days old)

New Zealand:

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  • Oldest Player: Martin Guptill (35 years and 355 days old)
  • Youngest Player: Finn Allen (23 years and 151 days old)

India:

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  • Oldest Player: Dinesh Karthik (37 years and 103 days old)
  • Youngest Player: Arshdeep Singh (23 years and 219 days old)

Pakistan:

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  • Oldest Player: Shan Masood (32 years and 336 days old)
  • Youngest Player: Naseem Shah (19 years and 212 days old)

Ireland:

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  • Oldest Player: Simi Singh (35 years and 228 days old)
  • Youngest Player: Harry Tector (22 years and 288 days old)

United Arab Emirates:

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  • Oldest Player: Kashif Daud (36 years and 219 days old)
  • Youngest Player: Aayan Afzal Khan (16-year-old)

Sri Lanka:

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  • Oldest Player: Jeffrey Vandersay (32 years and 223 days old)
  • Youngest Player: Dilshan Madushanka (21 years and 363 days old)

Scotland:

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  • Oldest Player: Richard Berrington (35 years and 172 days old)
  • Youngest Player: Brandon McMullen (22 years and 339 days old)

Afghanistan:

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  • Oldest Player: Mohammad Nabi (37 years and 257 days old)
  • Youngest Player: Mohammad Saleem (20 years and 6 days old)

Bangladesh:

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  • Oldest Player: Shakib Al Hasan (35 years and 174 days old)
  • Youngest Player: Hasan Mahmud (22 years and 337 days old)

Namibia:

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  • Oldest Player: David Wiese (37 years and 118 days old)
  • Youngest Player: Divan la Cock (19 years and 202 days old)

West Indies:

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  • Oldest Player: Shamarh Brooks (33 years and 348 days old)
  • Youngest Player: Obed McCoy (25 years and 253 days old)

South Africa:

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  • Oldest Player: David Miller (33 years and 88 days old)
  • Youngest Player: Tristan Stubbs (22 years and 23 days old)

England:

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  • Oldest Player: Moeen Ali (35 years and 76 days old)
  • Youngest Player: Harry Brook (23 years and 192 days old)

Zimbabwe:

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  • Oldest Player: Craig Ervine (37 years and 27 days old)
  • Youngest Player: Wesley Madhvere (22 years and 11 days old)

Netherlands:

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  • Oldest Player: Stephan Myburgh (38 years and 190 days old)
  • Youngest Player: Shariz Ahmed (19 years and 138 days old)

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