NEP vs OMA 2026 Live ODI– TV Max HD Live Match – Nepal vs Oman, 103rd Match, ICC Cricket World Cup League Match Live Online

The 103rd match of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup League 2 (2023-27) features Nepal versus Oman. It is scheduled for Tuesday, May 5, 2026, at 04:45 local time (09:15 PKT) at Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground in Kirtipur, Nepal.

Nepal vs Oman: 103rd Match Preview, ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup League 2 2023-27

The stage is set for an intense showdown in Kirtipur as Nepal hosts Oman in the 103rd match of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup League 2 2023-27. Scheduled for Tuesday, May 5, 2026, at 04:45 local time (09:15 IST), this ODI clash at the Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground promises drama under overcast skies.

The pitch here is known for its fast bounce, offering average batting conditions but favoring pacers with extra carry early on. Spinners might find some grip later, but expect scores around 215 in the first innings and 195 chasing, based on historical ODI stats at the venue. Weather looks tricky with thunderstorms forecast, 100% humidity, temps hovering at 16-17°C, and a 55% chance of rain—could lead to interruptions or a DLS finish like recent games.

Both teams are chasing momentum in a tightly contested league where every point counts toward Super Six qualification and a shot at the 2027 World Cup. Nepal, sitting around 7th, needs home wins to climb, while 3rd-placed Oman wants to solidify their top-table spot despite recent hiccups. It’s not just points; it’s pride between two Asian associates building their ODI pedigrees.

Nepal comes off a morale-boosting chase against UAE but stumbled in their last meeting with Oman, folding for 155/7 against 305/8 in a 102-run DLS loss on April 29. They’ve shown batting depth at home, though consistency eludes them. Oman, with 14 wins from 24 league games, boasts a strong NRR but slipped against UAE recently—yet their top-order firepower keeps them dangerous.

NEP vs OMA Match Details

  • Series: UAE Tour of Nepal 2026,
  • Team: Nepal vs Oman, 103rd Match
  • Date: 05 May , 2026
  • Time: 08:45 AM
  • Venue: Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground, Kirtipur, Nepal

NEP vs OMA Live streaming Info

Free live streams for Nepal vs OMA ODI are available on select platforms depending on your location.

In Nepal

Tune into Kantipur TV Max HD via cable or check local apps like NetTV for free access to the live broadcast. This is the official channel partnered with the Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN).

Globally

ICC.tv offers free registration and streaming in many regions, including Nepal and others without primary broadcasters—ideal for international fans seeking no-cost coverage.

India viewers can use FanCode (subscription-based), while avoid unofficial YouTube or social media links to dodge ads and risks. Check your region’s geo-blocks and use a VPN if needed for ICC.tv.

Live Streaming Info:

The ODI NEP vs OMA will be liveinfo on NPLT20League.com.

Live Score Info: 

Nepal vs Oman, 103rd Match 2026: All matches on ESPN and Cricbuzz have live scores.

Nepal vs Oman, 103rd Match

Head-to-Head Breakdown
In ODIs, Nepal holds a slight 3-2 edge over Oman from five meetings, but league encounters are tighter at 1-1 so far (Oman leading post recent win). Last five results: Oman won by 102 runs (DLS) on Apr 29, 2026; match abandoned Sep 24, 2024; Oman won by 3 wkts Sep 18, 2024; Nepal won by 84 runs Apr 21, 2023; Nepal won by 7 wkts Jun 14, 2022. Oman stole the latest thriller, but Nepal dominated earlier.

Nepal Team Analysis
Nepal’s strength lies in their balanced attack and home familiarity, with captain Rohit Paudel anchoring the middle order (key in recent UAE win). Dipendra Singh Airee shines all-round, chipping in runs and wickets, while Sandeep Lamichhane’s spin remains lethal on turning tracks. Weakness? Top-order fragility against pace, exposed in the last Oman game. Recent form shows resilience, but they need Bhim Sharki and Kushal Bhurtel firing early.

Oman Team Analysis
Oman packs punching power up top, led by Jatinder Singh’s 759 league runs and Shakeel Ahmed’s 47 wickets—both pivotal in their big win over Nepal last week. Their bowling depth, with Jay Odedra and Mohammad Nadeem, exploits bounce well. Weak spot is middle-order collapse under pressure, and away form dips. Still, 14 league wins highlight their momentum, especially chasing.

Probable Playing XI
Nepal: Rohit Paudel (c), Kushal Bhurtel, Aasif Sheikh (wk), Bhim Sharki, Dipendra Singh Airee, Aarif Sheikh, Gulshan Jha, Sompal Kami, Sandeep Lamichhane, Karan KC, Lalit Rajbanshi.
Oman: Jatinder Singh (c), Vinayak Shukla (wk), Pruthvi Machhi, Hammad Mirza, Ayaan Khan, Shakeel Ahmed, Mohammad Nadeem, Jay Odedra, Jiten Ramanandi, Nadeem Khan, Bilal Khan.

Key Talking Points
Watch for Lamichhane vs Oman’s batsmen on this bouncy deck—his leg-spin could turn the game. Paudel’s captaincy knock and Jatinder’s aggression headline the battle. Rain looms large, favoring the team adapting quickest to DLS. Nepal’s home crowd adds edge, but Oman’s recent dominance looms.

Home advantage and balanced squad tilt it Nepal’s way, but Oman’s form and bowling edge make it close. Expect Nepal to post 230+ and defend if no rain; otherwise, DLS favors the hosts. Nepal wins by 20-30 runs or 5 wickets.

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