IND-A vs Oman LIVE: Suyash Sharma's 2/12 keeps Oman to 135 in a must-win clash
In the Rising Stars Asia Cup 2025, India-A's Suyash Sharma and Harsh Dubey excelled with tight spin bowling, limiting Oman to 135 runs. Suyash Sharma picked up two wickets, giving away only 12 runs.
Last Updated: 09.58 PM, Nov 18, 2025
Suyash Sharma and Harsh Dubey's tight spin bowling helped India-A restrict Oman to 135 in the first inning of their must-win match in the Group B clash of Rising Stars Asia Cup 2025 at West End Park International Cricket Stadium in Doha on Tuesday.
How to watch the Rising Stars Asia Cup 2025 in India?
Cricket fans in India can watch the Rising Stars Asia Cup 2025 online on SonyLIV, accessible via OTTplay Premium.
Oman got off to a flying start
India won the toss and asked Oman to bat first. Oman captain Hammad Mirza gave them a flying start as they reached 36 in the first four overs. Gurjapneet Singh and Vijaykumar Vyshak went for plenty in their first two overs, but Mirza’s dismissals, caught by Jitesh Sharma off Vyshak in the fourth over, ended Oman’s early flurry.
Wasim Ali held the innings together
With Mirza gone, Oman needed someone to anchor the innings, and Wasim Ali stepped up admirably.
Batting through the majority of the innings, Ali struck a composed 54* off 45 balls, scoring five fours and one six while maintaining a strike rate of 120. His innings was a blend of careful accumulation and opportunistic stroke play, weathering periods of tight bowling and capitalising on scoring opportunities.
Narayan Saishiv (16 off 14) provided useful support with a brief cameo, highlighting a middle phase where Oman looked set for a bigger score. Aryan Bisht (4 off 5) and Sufyan Mehmood (8 off 14) kept the scoreboard ticking, but failed to accelerate when required.
Spinners ran the show for India-A
India-A bowlers mixed pace and spin smartly to restrict Oman’s progress after the powerplay.
Suyash Sharma produced an impressive spell, taking 2/12 in his four overs with disciplined lines and lengths, claiming the wickets of Karan Sonavale and Zikria Islam.
Gurjapneet Singh matched Suyash’s wicket tally, though he proved more expensive, conceding 37 in his four.
Vyshak, the spearhead upfront, returned figures of 1/34, while Naman Dhir’s two overs were particularly economical (1/5) and included the wicket of Saishiv. Harsh Dubey conceded only 30 from his four, chipping in at key overs.