Archie Vaughan is following within the footsteps of his father Michael after being named as England Beneath-19 captain.
Vaughan senior led his nation in 51 Exams, together with the well-known Ashes triumph of 2005, however first skippered his nation at under-19 degree in 1993/94.
Son Archie, who broke into the Somerset facet as an all-rounder final season, has now been handed the identical honour for the forthcoming tour of South Africa.
His facet will tackle the Proteas in three Youth ODIs and two Youth Exams in Cape City and Stellenbosch between January 17 and February 6.
“To get the chance to characterize England at this degree is basically particular in itself, however to steer the staff out is one thing else,” mentioned the 19-year-old.
“If somebody had informed me 12 months in the past that I might have pressured my manner into the Somerset first staff and be captaining the under-19s, I wouldn’t have believed them.
“It’s occurred shortly however I’m going to maintain my ft on the bottom and work more durable and more durable.
“The subsequent step is to try to win in South Africa and hopefully I can carry out as effectively.”
The 18-man squad is overseen by head coach Michael Yardy and consists of 16-year-old off-spinner Farhan Ahmed, youthful brother of England worldwide Rehan, highly-rated leg-spinner Tazeem Ali and Durham’s tempo prospect James Minto.
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