Oman has unveiled its 17-member squad for the Asia Cup 2025, blending experienced players with exciting new talent. Led by Jatinder Singh, the team looks ready to take on Asia’s top sides and make an impression on the big stage.
Strong Leadership at the Top
Jatinder Singh will captain the side, bringing his calm experience as a dependable opener. His guidance will be crucial as Oman faces tough opponents like India and Pakistan. Supporting him are seasoned players Hammad Mirza, Vinayak Shukla, and Aamir Kaleem. Their all-round skills add stability to Oman’s middle order and flexibility in crucial moments.
A Mix of Rising Talent and Uncapped Players
Oman has included four uncapped players—Sufyan Yousuf, Zikriya Islam, Faisal Shah, and Nadeem Khan—giving fresh talent a chance to shine on a big stage. Other young players like Aryan Bisht, Ashish Odedera, Samay Shrivastava, Sufyan Mehmood, Karan Sonavale, and Shakeel Ahmad add energy and depth across batting and fielding.
Bowling Strength
The bowling attack features experienced names such as Mohammad Nadeem, Hassnain Ali Shah, and Mohammad Imran. With a mix of pace and spin, Oman can adapt to different match situations and conditions.
Group Stage Fixtures
Oman has been drawn in Group A alongside India, Pakistan, and the UAE. Their matches are set to be challenging:
• September 12: vs Pakistan in Dubai
• September 15: vs UAE in Dubai
• September 19: vs India in Dubai
These games will be key for Oman to gain experience and measure itself against top Asian teams.
Looking Ahead
This Asia Cup marks an important step for Oman. It’s not just about the results—it’s about gaining international exposure and building a foundation for future tournaments. With a balanced squad of experienced leaders and exciting youngsters, Oman is ready to compete and make its mark on the tournament.
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