Pakistani Shaheens beat Oman by 74 runs in Emerging Asia Cup

Pakistan Shaheens secured a convincing victory over Oman by 74 runs in the Emerging Teams T20 Asia Cup.

Batting first, Pakistan scored 185 runs for 5 wickets, while Oman could only manage 111 runs for 7 wickets in their innings.

In the match played at Oman Cricket Academy, Pakistan Shaheens batted first and scored 185 runs for 5 wickets in 20 overs, Qasim Akram scored 48 runs, Rohail Nazir scored 41 runs and Arafat Minhas scored 31 runs.

Oman Mazahir Raza dismissed two players. In pursuit of the target, the Oman team reached 111 runs for 7 wickets in the allotted overs.

Wasim Ali was outstanding with 28 runs and skipper Jitender Singh with 24 runs. Zaman Khan dismissed two players.

Pakistan Shaheens will play their last group match against United Arab Emirates (UAE) on Wednesday.

Zaman Khan is a professional cricketer from Pakistan who plays for Pakistan national cricket team. In September 2021.

He made his Twenty20 debut on 23 September 2021, for Northern in the 2021–22 National T20 Cup.

Oman Cricket Academy: A Hub for Cricket Growth

The Oman Cricket Academy (OCA) is rapidly becoming a key center for cricket in Oman. Built to strengthen the sport in the country, the OCA focuses on developing young talent and elite players.

It’s part of Oman Cricket’s efforts to boost the sport’s popularity, driven by the national team’s recent successes.

Located in Muscat, the academy offers top-tier facilities, including practice nets, quality pitches, a gym, and modern amenities.

Professional coaching and training programs are also provided to help players improve their skills and compete at higher levels.

The OCA has hosted international teams for practice sessions, reinforcing Oman’s growing role in the cricket world.

With the national team qualifying for major events like the ICC T20 World Cup, the academy’s impact on Oman’s cricket future is significant.

The Oman Cricket Academy stands as a symbol of the country’s dedication to becoming a key player in global cricket while promoting the sport locally.

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