2023 Men's South American Cricket Championship Explained

2023 Men's South American Cricket Championship
Fromdate:	18
Todate:	21 October 2023
Cricket Format:	Twenty20 International^[1]
Tournament Format:	Round-robin and play-offs
Host:	Argentina
Count:	12
Participants:	8
Matches:	18
Player Of The Series:	Laurel Parks
Most Runs:	Laurel Parks (255)
Most Wickets:	Bommineni Ravindra (10)
Previous Year:	2022
Previous Tournament:	2022 Men's South American Cricket Championship

The 2023 Men's South American Cricket Championship was a cricket tournament that took place in Argentina from 18 to 21 October 2023.^[2] This was the eighteenth edition of the men's South American Cricket Championship, and the second in which some matches had T20I status, since the ICC granted Twenty20 International (T20I) status to matches between all of its members.^[3]

The eight participating teams were hosts Argentina, along with Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Panama and Uruguay. Argentina were the defending champions having won the event in 2022.

Squads

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valign=top	Pedro Baron (c, wk) Bruno Angeletti Guido Angeletti Santiago Duggan Hernán Fennell Alejandro Ferguson Manuel Iturbe Santiago Iturbe (wk) Alan Kirschbaum Agustin Rivero Ian Roberts Lucas Rossi Tomas Rossi Oliver Rowe	valign=top	Greigor Caisley (c) Yasar Haroon (vc) Michel Assuncao Richard Avery Ian Crouch Sayed Hashimi Kawsar Khan Lucas Maximo (wk) William Maximo Luiz Muller Atiqur Rahman Suryanarayanan Ramaswamy Syed Shah Leon Smit	valign=top	Alex Carthew (c) Guillermo Aburto Nelson Aburto John Bartlett (wk) Eduardo Carrasco Benjamin Constanzo Michael Espinoza Joseph Head Jack Inglis Eduardo Leal James Miley Ignacio Miranda Mario Ovalle (wk) Hamish Pearson Alfredo Puentes Anthony Roe Simon Shalders Edward Taylor Amit Uniyal	valign=top	Paul Reid (c) Visuddha Perera (vc, wk) Oliver Barnes Thomas Donegan Salim Guzman Philip Konecny Haran Manimaran Laurel Parks Christopher Price Kartik Radhakrishnan Satnam Sandhu Anshul Sehrawat Srinivasan Seshadri Pravin Shamdasani Niroshan Sirisena Jean Wood
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valign=top	Tarun Sharma (c) Puneet Arora Pratik Bais Seetharam Guruvayoorappan (wk) Luis Hermida Shantanu Kaveri Kaushal Kumar (wk) Shashikant Laxman Bhargav Narasimha Shoaib Rafiq Praveen Santhanakrishnan Harprit Singh Mukesh Singh Anurag Tripathi	valign=top	Mahmed Bawa (c) Yusuf Abovat Faizal Afzal Salehji Akash Ahir Bhavik Ahir Breeze Ahir Jaimin Ahir Khandubhai Ahir (wk) Malavkumar Ahir Ronitkumar Ahir Smith Ahir Ahmad Bhayat Yusuf Ebrahim Divyesh Kapadiya Muhammad Sarkar	valign=top	Shaikh Ashraf (c) Harshil Brahmbhatt Ramses Cespedes Joel Cubas Roshan De Silva (wk) Hafez Farooq Mohsin Hub Suresh Kumar Joaquín Massaro George Parsons Rohan Punjabi Anthony Sanford Callum Sanford	valign=top	Bommineni Ravindra (c) Dhanushraj Arun Soham Gupta (vc, wk) Karan Khandelwal Saravanan Krishnamoorthy Avijit Mukherjee Ali Nawaz Sunil Patil Subrat Patra Himanshu Pundhir Rashin Rajendran Boopathy Ravi Bharath Ravichandran Anand Sasidharan Paneer Saravanan Yash Sharma

Round-robin

Group A

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Group B

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Play-offs

Semi-finals

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Final

External links

• Series home at ESPNcricinfo

Notes and References

1. Only matches contested between Argentina, Chile, Mexico and Panama had T20I status.
2. Web site: Cricket Argentina to host 2023 South American Cricket Championships in October . Czarsports . 21 September 2023.
3. Web site: All T20 matches between ICC members to get international status. International Cricket Council. 26 April 2018. 21 September 2023.
4. Web site: Our Men's Team is coming to Argentina for the South American Men's Cricket Championship, which will take place from October 19-22! . Brazilian Cricket Confederation . Facebook. 17 October 2023.
5. Web site: Colombia squad. Cricket Colombia. Instagram. 19 September 2023.
6. Web site: Panamá cricket squad . Panama Cricket Association . Instagram . 16 October 2023.