Latest News About Nepal Vs Oman

Here’s the latest I can confirm from recent sources:

• Nepal vs Oman matches have been occurring in 2025–2026 as part of their Asia-EAP qualification activities for the ICC events. Reported results include Nepal beating Oman by 38 runs in a Super Six/Asia-EAP context in October 2025 in Oman, with both teams already having qualified for the 2026 T20 World Cup by that point. A more recent ODI series in early 2026 included Oman and Nepal competing in Nepal, with Oman winning some encounters and Nepal others, as reflected in live-score updates from March–April 2026.[1][2][3][4][6]
• Specific recent items:
  • 15 Oct 2025: Nepal defeated Oman by 38 runs at Al Amerat, Oman (Asia-EAP qualifier for 2026 T20 World Cup). This was during the Super Six stage; both teams had already qualified for the 2026 World Cup by that time.[2]
  • 9 Mar 2026: Oman vs Nepal ODIs and live-score content exist, including full scorecards and match reports; several outlets list Nepal’s chase and Oman’s eventual results in those matches, with Nepal posting 151–156 in some games and Oman posting 113 in others, depending on the fixture.[3][4][2]
  • 29 Apr 2026: In Nepal, Oman won a 3rd ODI by 102 runs (DLS) in a series titled Oman and United Arab Emirates in Nepal; Nepal posted 155 in one innings while Oman reached 305/8 in the first innings of that fixture, indicating competitive ODI-level encounters around this period.[4]

Would you like me to fetch the most up-to-date, per-match scorecards and provide a concise table of results (date, format, venue, result, top-scorers) for the Nepal vs Oman fixtures in 2025–2026? I can also summarize current head-to-head in the latest limited-overs formats if you want. Note: I can pull precise scores and venues if you want the exact recent matches included.

Sources referenced above:

• Nepal vs Oman Asia-EAP qualifier details and outcome (October 2025)[2]
• Nepal vs Oman live-score and ODI/ODI-like fixtures with scorecards (March–April 2026)[6][3][4]
• Additional ODI results and summaries fromMoneycontrol and ABP Live coverage (March–April 2026)[5][3]