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Canadian cricketers lose to Oman by 15 runs in World League 2 one-day international

Canada was defeated by Oman by a margin of 15 runs in a League 2 fixture of the ICC Cricket World Cup, held on Monday at the Central Broward Park and Broward County Stadium.
Oman won the toss, chose to bat, and scored 217 for six in 50 overs while Canada, needing 218, suffered despite Pargat Singh scoring 85 runs battling cramps.
In Oman's innings, Hammad Mirza played a steady innings scoring 77 runs, while Mohammad Nadeem remained unbeaten with 76 runs. On the bowling side, Saad Bin Zafar, Sharma, and Sana each claimed two wickets for Canada.
Singh’s innings lasted 104 balls with 12 fours, but he was bowled in the 38th over when Canada was 147 for seven; captain Navneet Dhaliwal said, "Obviously it hurts," and stressed the need for more runs.
Oman's victory moved them above Canada to fourth place in World League 2 standings, dropping Canada to fifth, affecting qualification chances for the 2027 World Cup Qualifier.

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