U19 Nationals Underway

The games can be followed at the following link, with live streaming of all matches: https://mc-cachampionships.sportzvault.com/matches/?entity=d7ba585e-5c32-ec11-981f-501ac52e1666&grade=3b521ce6-6444-43d9-9ee5-8e2357bc5679&season=f8ebef3a-ba2d-48c4-95f8-0b13d067e817

The Queensland Under-19 women's squad is as follows:

Grace Abdy (Valley)
Lily Bassingthwaighte (Western Suburbs)
Bonnie Berry (Sunshine Coast)
Trinity Doyle (Ipswich)
Sianna Ginger (Valley)
Abby Harris (Valley)
Lilli Hamilton (Western Suburbs)
Lucy Hamilton (Sunshine Coast)
Holly Hogan (Valley)
Darcey Johnson (Sandgate-Redcliffe)
Felicity Koch (Ipswich)
Tarah Staines (Sunshine Coast)
Taylor Stumer (University of Qld)
Naiya Varidel (Western Suburbs)

Queensland players Sianna Ginger (WNCL) (pictured) and Lucy Hamilton (WBBL) have tasted top level cricket this summer while Bonnie Berry was a recent member of the WBBL Heat squad.

This tournament will see the inclusion of a squad from Papua New Guinea for the first time, which will be made up of seven under-19 player and seven under-23 women.

A selection of the best players also recently took part in September's U19 Lanning vs. Perry Series that consisted of three T20s and one 40-over match across a four-day development camp.

The ten sides are split into two pools, with each team playing the four other teams in their pool over the first four days, before the top two from each pool proceed to the semi-finals.

Pool A: New South Wales Metro, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, Australian Capital Territory

Pool B: New South Wales Country, Victoria Metro, Victoria Country, Tasmania, Papua New Guinea

The first four matches across the first two days of the carnival will be 20-over fixtures, with the remaining two pool matches on Sunday and Monday, and finals, played as 50-over one-day matches. 

Further information on the championships is available at: https://www.cricket.com.au/news/3821430/all-you-need-to-know-under-19-female-national-championships-brisbane