Guernsey Cricket will be hosting the 2028 ICC U19 Men’s Cricket World Cup Europe Division 2 Qualifier from July 24th – 30th, 2026, across four (4) venues at Port Soif, College Field, King George V Playing Fields and Memorial Fields. Men’s National teams from Guernsey, Belgium, France, Germany, Isle of Man, Italy, Sweden and Switzerland will be competing in the Division 2 Qualifier for two (2) qualification spots into the Europe Qualifier next year, where they will join with Scotland, Netherlands, Jersey and Denmark.
Sweden and Switzerland U19 Teams will be in Jersey for a Tri-series tournament from July 19th – 21st, 2026, before travelling to Guernsey for the Qualifier.
Group B: Isle of Man, Sweden, Italy and Switzerland
Group A: Guernsey, Belgium, France and Germany
2028 ICC U19 Men’s Cricket World Cup Europe Division 2 Qualifier Schedule
24th July 2026: Guernsey vs Belgium (Scorecard) ; France Cricket vs Germany (Scorecard) ; Sweden vs Isle of Man (Scorecard) ; Italy vs Switzerland (Scorecard)
25th July 2026: France Cricket vs Guernsey (Scorecard) ; Germany vs Belgium (Scorecard) ; Switzerland vs Isle of Man (Scorecard) ; Italy vs Sweden (Scorecard)
27th July 2026: Belgium vs France (Scorecard) ; Guernsey vs Germany (Scorecard) ; Isle of Man vs Italy (Scorecard) ; Sweden vs Switzerland (Scorecard)
28th July 2026: Semifinal#1 (Scorecard) ; Semifinal#2 (Scorecard)
30th July 2026: 3rd/4th Play-off (Scorecard) ; FINAL (Scorecard)
U19 Men’s Tri-series Schedule
19th July 2026: Sweden vs Switzerland (Scorecard)
20th July 2026: Switzerland vs Jersey (Scorecard)
21st July 2026: Jersey vs Sweden (Scorecard)
Isle of Man: Aaron Chadwick, Thomas Clague, Matthew Cope, Samson Curtis, Finlo Dealtry, Dylan Howard, Theo Kiernan, Adi Malikireddy, James Osbourn, William Osbourn, Ollie Quinn and Joel Williams
Guersney: Ed Robinson, Freddie Forshaw, Alfie Gallienne, Barney Groves, Barnabas Smith, Ed le Prevost, Evan le Huray, Freddie Wakelin, Joel Hoolahan, Mattie Collivet, Ollie Trudgeon, Oscar Lewis, Oscar Martin and Will Verdellis
France Cricket: Toheed Afzal, Abdullah Bhatti, Sacha Abraham, Ayon Chanda, Amin Essakhel, Muhammad Hashmi, Mashdid Jubayer, Walid Niaz, Dharunraj Ramassamy, Nethma Rupaningal, Jaspreet Singh, Siddharth Singh, Navine Sureshan and Mohammad Zahir
Sweden: Ali Umar, Amitoj Saini, Dhrubonil Roy, Ismail Zaigham, Muhammad Kiani, Muhammad Khattak, Ninad Mahajan, Nischith Mokhamatam, Parameshwar Marimuthu, Pranav Yadav, Saif Hassan, Sayan Sharma, Yaseen Khan and Zain Imtiaz
Belgium: Abdullah Ayubi, Abdullah Safi, Ansarullah Hamdard, Arif Shinwari, Bilal Yadkhil, Christopher Weinel, Jay Raval, Parv Desai, Sabawoon Khogyani, Sahil Khogyani, Sajid Miakhel, Shaurya Shah, Zakir Zadran and Zia Mamond
Germany: Adeeb Tungekar, Vivaan Soni, Noor Ahmadi, Fazalhaq Ahmadi, Samiullah Menzai, Rishi Kumar, Jinan Tahmid, Shaheer Nangarhari, Wahid Barakzai, Fredrick Tucker, Safiullah Seyedkhel, Azimu Khil, Prajen Kavinkumar and Maximilian Jackson
Italy: Thom Liyannage, Pahasara Rodrigo, Deneth Mudiyanselage, Samuel Minietti, Muhammad Dar, Niall Basini Rogers, Shevone Fernando, Nishel Kalugamage, Thishen Perera, Jone Ali, Moiz Naveed, Rehan Gurunnanselage, Gianluca Larucci and Hashir Khan
Switzerland: Aaditya Batla, Aayansh Mehrotra, Anikait Maji, Faisal Hosainkhel, Finn Benson, Fynn Bosshard, Ishaan Pawaskar, Jayden Saville, Jhonti Yeo, Kabir Pradhan, Noah Benson, Reetabrata Ghosh, Samanyu Bidhu and Waleed Ahmadzai