Nepal secured a 10-run victory over Oman in their final ICC Cricket World Cup League 2 fixture on Monday at the Al Amerat Ground. The win proved vital for Nepal as they claimed sixth position in the final league standings, aiding their efforts to maintain One Day International status. Oman required 23 runs from the last over of the match, with Nepal's Dipendra Singh Airee bowling. Hasnain Shah picked up two runs off the opening delivery before hitting consecutive boundaries. The late strike left Oman needing 13 runs off three balls, and eventually 11 runs off the final two deliveries. Nepal managed to restrict the scoring in the remaining balls to close out the match. Player contributions during the match included efforts from Jatinder Singh, Hammad Mirza, Vinayak Shukla, Sanju Sajiv, and Hasnain Shah for Oman, alongside performances from Nepal's squad.
Nepal defeat Oman by 10 runs to finish sixth in Cricket World Cup League 2
A strong bowling performance secured victory in the final match at Al Amerat Ground.
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In short
- Nepal beat Oman by 10 runs in their final ICC Cricket World Cup League 2 fixture.
- The victory secured sixth place for Nepal in the overall tournament standings.
- Dipendra Singh Airee defended 23 runs in the final over to seal the win.
From public sources and the WeNepal research team
https://wenepal.com/article/nepal-defeat-oman-by-10-runs-to-finish-sixth-in-cricket-world-cup-20261019
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