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2002 (Australia) - Cameron White
The 4th edition of the U-19 World Cup was held in New Zealand and the tournament was completely dominated by Australia, who ended up as the champions.
The Aussies got off to a flyer in their first match, decimating Kenya by 430 runs following which they hardly put a foot wrong in the whole tournament, winning every match on the road to the finals.
The finals had a lot of anticipation shrouded around it with the two giants Australia and South Africa facing off against each other. However, the Aussies made short work of the target, chasing down 207 runs within 46 overs with 7 wickets in hand.
Skipper Cameron White led the Aussie title charge with 423 runs from six matches at an outstanding average of 70.50, emerging as the highest-run scorer in the tournament.
