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IND vs OMN Live Cricket Score and Updates: After a tough 8-wicket defeat against Pakistan Shaheens, India ‘A’ will be desperate to bounce back when they face Oman in a crucial Asia Cup Rising Stars 2025 clash on Tuesday. Jitesh Sharma’s young side was blown away for just 136 in their last game, and the Shaheens chased it down in only 13.2 overs, leaving India with no choice but to respond strongly.
Despite the setback, India A have already shown flashes of brilliance in the tournament. The standout performance came from 14-year-old sensation Vaibhav Suryavanshi, who smashed an unbelievable 144 off just 42 balls against the UAE, a knock decorated with 15 sixes and 11 fours. His whirlwind innings powered India to a massive 148-run win and reminded everyone why this team can’t be written off.
Now, with the knockout race heating up, India ‘A’ head to the West End Park International Cricket Stadium in Doha hoping for a comeback victory against Oman.
The India ‘A’ vs Oman clash in the Asia Cup Rising Stars 2025 will take place at the West End Park International Cricket Stadium in Doha, Qatar.
The match is scheduled to begin at 8 PM IST, with the toss set for 7:30 PM IST.
Fans can catch the live TV broadcast of the India ‘A’ vs Oman encounter on the Sony Sports Network channels.
Live streaming of the Asia Cup Rising Stars 2025 match will be available on the Sony LIV and FanCode apps and their respective websites.
India A: Priyansh Arya, Vaibhav Suryavanshi, Nehal Wadhera, Naman Dhir (vc), Suryansh Shedge, Jitesh Sharma (c) (wk), Ramandeep Singh, Harsh Dubey, Ashutosh Sharma, Yash Thakur, Gurjapneet Singh, Vijay Kumar Vyshak, Yudhvir Singh Charak, Abhisek Porel (wk), Suyash Sharma. Stand-by players: Gurnoor Singh Brar, Kumar Kushagra, Tanush Kotian, Sameer Rizvi, Shaik Rasheed.
Oman: Hammad Mirza (c), Sufyan Yousaf (wk), Karan Sonavale, Wasim Ali, Aryan Bisht, Narayan Saishiv, Zikria Islam, Muzahir Raza, Shafiq Jan, Samay Shrivastava, Jay Odedra, Pruthvikumar Macchi, Hassnain Shah, Shuaib Al Balushi, Ubaid Ullaha, MD Yousuf.
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In the 17th over, Aryan Bisht bowled to Harsh Dubey and Nehal Wadhera, conceding a few singles before dismissing Nehal Wadhera caught by Shafiq Jan for 23 off 24 balls. Jitesh Sharma then walked to the crease and hit a boundary to backward square leg. India chased down the target successfully, winning the match by 6 wickets.
In this over, Shafiq Jan bowled to Harsh Dubey and Nehal Wadhera, conceding a few singles, a couple of wides, and a boundary. The batsmen rotated the strike well, running 1s and 2s, and added a boundary through a well-timed shot to deep mid-wicket. Overall, the over was productive for the batting side, keeping the scoreboard ticking steadily.
Aryan Bisht’s over produced 5 runs. Harsh Dubey contributed 3 runs with singles and a double, while Nehal Wadhera added 2 singles.
Shafiq Jan’s over yielded 7 runs. Harsh Dubey scored 5 runs with a boundary and a single, while Nehal Wadhera added 2 singles.
Samay Shrivastava’s over was expensive, leaking 15 runs including three wides. Harsh Dubey struck two boundaries, while one delivery went for four more.
Aryan Bisht conceded 6 runs in the over. Harsh Dubey hit a boundary to third man, while singles were taken by both batsmen.
Zikria Islam conceded 10 runs in the over. Nehal Wadhera hit a massive six to deep square leg, while singles kept the innings moving.
Aryan Bisht conceded 4 runs in this over. Harsh Dubey and Nehal Wadhera rotated the strike with singles, keeping the scoreboard ticking.
Jay Odedra conceded 6 runs in this over. Harsh Dubey struck a well-timed four to deep square leg and also rotated the strike with singles, while Nehal Wadhera managed a single to cover.
Samay Shrivastava bowled a mixed over, giving away 10 runs but also claiming a key wicket. Harsh Dubey hit a massive six and added singles, while Naman Dhir managed a couple of singles before being caught by Aryan Bisht for 30 off 19 balls.
Wasim Ali’s over saw minimal scoring, with just three singles coming off the six balls. Harsh Dubey and Naman Dhir managed to rotate the strike efficiently.
Samay Shrivastava’s over was productive for the batsmen. Naman Dhir hit a boundary and ran a single, while Harsh Dubey struck a four and took a single. Both batsmen rotated the strike well.
Wasim Ali’s over was tight initially, with Harsh Dubey unable to score off four deliveries. Naman Dhir added 1 run and then smashed a boundary to sweeper cover.
Jay Odedra’s over saw a mix of runs and a wicket. Vaibhav Suryavanshi hit a four but was soon dismissed, caught by Aryan Bisht for 12 off 13 balls. Harsh Dubey joined Naman Dhir at the crease, adding a couple of singles.
Shafiq Jan conceded 15 runs in an entertaining over. Naman Dhir smashed two sixes and a couple of singles, while Vaibhav Suryavanshi managed just 1 run off three deliveries.
Jay Odedra bowled a tight over, conceding just 1 run. Vaibhav Suryavanshi managed a single to long-off, while Naman Dhir couldn’t score off any deliveries.
Shafiq Jan’s over was eventful. Vaibhav Suryavanshi scored a single to deep mid-wicket. Priyansh Arya added 2 runs, then smashed two boundaries (sweeper cover and long-off), before being caught by Muzahir Raza for 10 off 6 balls. A wide was also bowled in the over.
Jay Odedra bowled a tidy opening over. Vaibhav Suryavanshi hit a boundary to sweeper cover, added a single, and faced three dot balls, while Priyansh Arya didn’t score off his delivery.
A dramatic final over from Gurjapneet Singh saw two wickets fall and 7 runs scored. He removed Sufyan Mehmood, caught behind, and then bowled Muzahir Raza for a duck. After the double strike, new batter Shafiq Jan struck a boundary and added a single, while Wasim Ali picked up a run earlier in the over. The late breakthroughs restricted Oman’s finishing push.
Vijaykumar Vyshak gave away 8 runs in the 18th over. Sufyan Mehmood collected a couple of singles but couldn’t find a boundary, while Wasim Ali kept the momentum with a fine-leg four and two more singles. The over maintained Oman's steady progress toward a competitive total.
Gurjapneet Singh conceded 8 runs in the 17th over. Sufyan Mehmood found a crucial boundary with a fine-leg four early in the over, while the rest of the deliveries resulted in singles except for one dot ball. The over had a mix of tight bowling and opportunistic batting, helping Oman keep the scoreboard moving.
Naman Dhir bowled a highly economical over, applying pressure from the start. Wasim Ali managed just a single off the third delivery, while the remaining balls were all dots. New batter Sufyan Mehmood struggled to connect, facing three consecutive dot balls. Only 1 run came off the over, reflecting disciplined bowling and tight lines from Dhir.
Naman Dhir bowled a highly economical over, applying pressure from the start. Wasim Ali managed just a single off the third delivery, while the remaining balls were all dots. New batter Sufyan Mehmood struggled to connect, facing three consecutive dot balls. Only 1 run came off the over, reflecting disciplined bowling and tight lines from Dhir.
Suyash Sharma delivered a tight over, starting with a dot to Wasim Ali and conceding just a single off the next ball. He then broke through by removing Zikria Islam for a 3-ball duck, caught by Naman Dhir. New batter Sufyan Mehmood struggled to get going, playing out three consecutive dot balls to end a wicket-maiden-like over with only 1 run scored.
Harsh Dubey struck early in the over, trapping Aryan Bisht lbw for 4 after he had picked up a single. Wasim Ali kept the scoreboard moving with a run and then launched a straight six down the ground. New batter Zikria Islam arrived but couldn’t get going, ending the over with two dot balls.
Naman Dhir struck a crucial blow in the 13th over by removing Narayan Saishiv, who fell for 16 after being caught by Nehal Wadhera. New batter Aryan Bisht opened with a couple of runs and a single, but also played out a dot. The over yielded just five runs, keeping Oman to 96/3 with Wasim Ali steady at 29* and Bisht on 3*.
Harsh Dubey’s over was productive for the batting side, beginning with Wasim Ali crunching a boundary to deep mid-wicket. Steady rotation of strike followed as both Ali and Narayan Saishiv picked up singles regularly, with Saishiv also adding a well-run double to third man. The over maintained momentum with consistent scoring throughout.
Ramandeep Singh’s over saw steady scoring with Narayan Saishiv taking charge. Saishiv collected a couple of runs early, followed by singles into the deep, and then broke the pattern with a well-placed four to third man. Wasim Ali supported with two singles of his own. The over yielded consistent runs, highlighted by Saishiv’s boundary.
Harsh Dubey delivered a steady over, conceding just four singles. Narayan Saishiv managed three runs off the over, including two dot balls that applied pressure, while Wasim Ali added two singles, both directed towards deep mid-wicket. The over kept the scoring rate in check with controlled bowling and disciplined field placements.
Suyash Sharma delivered a breakthrough-filled ninth over for India A. After starting with two dot balls to build pressure on Wasim Ali, he gave away a couple of singles. The big moment came on 8.4, when he trapped Karan Sonavale lbw for 12 off 19, breaking a steady partnership. New batter Narayan Saishiv arrived and opened his account with a single, while Wasim Ali kept the strike rotating. It was an impactful over that shifted momentum India A’s way.
Harsh Dubey’s eighth over was steady and productive for Oman, with batters rotating strike throughout. Wasim Ali picked up consistent singles and even squeezed in a couple of runs, while Karan Sonavale added two more singles of his own. A wide delivery added an extra run, but overall, it was an over of controlled bowling and smart batting, focused on keeping the scoreboard ticking without taking risks.
Suyash Sharma delivered a tidy seventh over, keeping things tight and preventing any boundaries. Karan Sonavale struggled to break free, managing only a couple of singles with two dot balls mixed in. Wasim Ali picked up two singles toward backward square leg, but Oman couldn’t shift the momentum much as Suyash maintained disciplined lines and kept the scoring rate in check.
Gurjapneet Singh’s sixth over was a mix of control and punishment. He started with a wide, after which Wasim Ali capitalized, smashing back-to-back boundaries—one to deep mid-wicket and another square of the wicket. Singh pulled things back with a dot, but Wasim managed a single soon after. Karan Sonavale couldn’t find much momentum, adding just one run off the final ball as Oman continued to build steadily.
Suyash Sharma kept things tight in the fifth over, allowing very little room for scoring. Karan Sonavale picked up a single early on and later added two runs to deep extra cover, while new batter Wasim Ali struggled to get going, managing just a single off the over. With three consecutive dot balls to Wasim, Suyash applied solid pressure, keeping Oman’s scoring rate in check.
Vijaykumar Vyshak delivered a decisive over, mixing pressure with breakthroughs. Hammad Mirza began with a couple of runs and a stylish four to third man but also conceded a wide. After adding a single, Mirza’s attacking innings finally came to an end as he mistimed a shot and was caught by Ashutosh Sharma for a brisk 32 off 16 balls. Earlier in the over, Karan Sonavale managed a single, but Vyshak’s crucial wicket shifted momentum India A’s way.
Gurjapneet Singh’s over was dominated by Hammad Mirza, who continued his aggressive stroke play. After Sonavale picked up a single to point, Mirza mixed caution with power - playing out two dots but then smashing a four to backward square leg and a towering six over deep extra cover. He finished the over with a single, keeping Oman’s strong momentum going.
Vijaykumar Vyshak’s over saw Oman continue with positive intent as Hammad Mirza led the charge. After two dot balls, Mirza launched a big six over deep extra cover, followed by a single and a well-run two to deep mid-wicket. Karan Sonavale contributed with a single to cover, helping Oman maintain their momentum.
Vijaykumar Vyshak was introduced into the attack as Oman reached 6/0 after the first over. Ramandeep Singh’s opening over saw Hammad Mirza score five runs, including a boundary through extra cover, while Karan Sonavale added a single. Despite two dot balls to Sonavale, Oman made a steady start, collecting six runs without losing a wicket.
Hammad Mirza(w/c), Karan Sonavale, Wasim Ali, Narayan Saishiv, Aryan Bisht, Zikria Islam, Sufyan Mehmood, Muzahir Raza, Samay Shrivastava, Shafiq Jan, Jay Odedra
Vaibhav Suryavanshi, Priyansh Arya, Naman Dhir, Jitesh Sharma(w/c), Nehal Wadhera, Ashutosh Sharma, Ramandeep Singh, Harsh Dubey, Gurjapneet Singh, Suyash Sharma, Vijaykumar Vyshak
India A won the toss and chose to bowl first.
India A: Priyansh Arya, Vaibhav Suryavanshi, Nehal Wadhera, Naman Dhir (vc), Jitesh Sharma (c) (wk), Ramandeep Singh, Harsh Dubey, Ashutosh Sharma, Yash Thakur, Gurjapneet Singh, Suyash Sharma.
Oman: Hammad Mirza (c), Sufyan Yousaf (wk), Karan Sonavale, Wasim Ali, Narayan Saishiv, Aryan Bisht, Zikria Islam, Muzahir Raza, Shafiq Jan, Samay Shrivastava, Sufyan Mehmood.
The India A vs Oman Asia Cup Rising Stars 2025 match will be streamed live on the Sony LIV and FanCode apps and websites.
The India A vs Oman Asia Cup Rising Stars 2025 match will be televised live on the Sony Sports Network TV channels.
The India A vs Oman Asia Cup Rising Stars 2025 match will start at 8 PM IST. The toss will take place at 7:30 PM IST.
The India A vs Oman Asia Cup Rising Stars 2025 match will be held at the West End Park International Cricket Stadium in Doha, Qatar.
The India A vs Oman Asia Cup Rising Stars 2025 match will take place Today, November 18.
India A: Priyansh Arya, Vaibhav Suryavanshi, Nehal Wadhera, Naman Dhir (vc), Suryansh Shedge, Jitesh Sharma (c) (wk), Ramandeep Singh, Harsh Dubey, Ashutosh Sharma, Yash Thakur, Gurjapneet Singh, Vijay Kumar Vyshak, Yudhvir Singh Charak, Abhisek Porel (wk), Suyash Sharma.
Stand-by players: Gurnoor Singh Brar, Kumar Kushagra, Tanush Kotian, Sameer Rizvi, Shaik Rasheed.
Oman: Hammad Mirza (c), Sufyan Yousaf (wk), Karan Sonavale, Wasim Ali, Aryan Bisht, Narayan Saishiv, Zikria Islam, Muzahir Raza, Shafiq Jan, Samay Shrivastava, Jay Odedra, Pruthvikumar Macchi, Hassnain Shah, Shuaib Al Balushi, Ubaid Ullaha, MD Yousuf.
What India A produced in their last outings against the UAE and Pakistan Shaheens was something the cricket world won’t forget anytime soon. 14-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi lit up the stage. All eyes will be on the young sensation again as he steps out in Doha tonight.
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