The 19-year-old Priyam was on Monday (December 2) named captain of the Indian under-19 team for the World Cup to be played in South Africa from January 17 to February 9. Hailing from village Quila Parikshitgarh, about 25km from Meerut, Priyam picked up the bat and ball at the tender age of six. ICC U19 World Cup: Priyam Garg of Uttar Pradesh to lead India “My father Naresh Garg drives a school van. I have three brothers and three sisters. I am the youngest in the family. My father didn’t have enough money to take care of such a big family and support my cricket career,” Priyam told PTI Bhasha. “But seeing my love and dedication for the sport, he borrowed some money from his friend and bought me a cricket kit and arranged for my coaching. I started playing cricket and due to my father’s hard work today I’m captain of the under-19 team,” he added. Priyam suffered a personal setback when he lost his mother at the age of 11. His only regret now is that his mother can’t see him play for the Indian team, which was her dream. “My mother died in 2011 and it was…