Oman D10 League 2024: Live Streaming Channel, Squads, Fixtures, Date And Time

Nearly all Oman players will participate in Oman D10 League 2024 (x.com)

The Oman D10 League 2024 season is set to launch on Sunday, September 8 with four matches in Oman (three as per IST). Organised by the Oman Cricket Board, as many as six teams will be competing in the 10-over tournament over a period of two weeks between September 8 and September 21.

As T10 fans brace themselves for the exciting competition, here at OneCricket, we take a complete look at the entire schedule, all squads and live streaming details of the Oman D10 League 2024 season.

Oman D10 League 2024 Format and Teams

The six teams participating in the Oman D10 League 2024 season are IAS Invincibles, Majees Titans, Muscat Thunderers, Renaissance Challengers, Royal Oman Stallions and Yalla Shabab Giants. The tournament will be played in a triple round-robin format, with each team facing each other thrice in the lead-up to the one-off final (no semis). All matches will be 10-overs-a-side fixtures.

Oman D10 League 2024 Venue

While the official website of Oman Cricket has not specified venues for any of the 46 matches, it is speculated that the entire Oman D10 League 2024 season will be played at the Al Amerat Cricket Ground Oman Cricket (Ministry Turf 1).

Oman D10 League 2024 Full Schedule and Match Timings

Oman D10 League 2024 Live Streaming and Telecast details

The live streaming of the Oman D10 League 2024 season will be available on the FanCode app and website. There will be no live telecast of the tournament on any television channel for viewers in India.

Oman D10 League 2024 Squads

IAS Invincibles: Akmal Shahzad, Ghazanfar Iqbal, Haythim Bahar, Savindu Parera, Yasir Dur, Eameen Habib, Mansoor Ali Mazhar, Muzaffar Hasan, Waseem Akhtar, Anis Ur Rehman (wk), Aqeel Muhammad (wk), Nadesha (wk), Sufyan Yousuf (wk), Aqil Khan, Asif Al Balushi, Faraz Muhammad, Mehran Khan, Muhammed Imran and Shahzad Rahim.

Majees Titans: Abbas Khan, Abdullah Faizan, Gayan Tharaka, Lakshmi Narayana Satish, Salina Rajapaksa, Usama Aqeel, Ajay Lalcheta, Aryan Bisht, Ubaid Ullah, Abdul Rauf (wk), Rahil Daniyal (wk), Vishva Wijeratne (wk), Abid Khan, MD Yousuf, Shafiq Jan and Theekshana Sanjeewa.

Muscat Thunderers: Aiyappa Chonira Rathan, Ashish Odedara, Hashir Dafedar, Jatinder Singh, Jeet Shah, Kashyap Prajapati, Shoaib Khan, Ayaan Khan, Mustaqeem Asif Sayed, Prathiesh Ramesh, Rana Naeem Anwar, Sandeep Goud, Saumya Sampat, Pranav Athawale (wk), Suraj Kumar (wk), Swapnil Khadye (wk), Afreidh KT, Akash Mohite, Ganesh Narsumaiya, Jay Chhelavada, Makarand Patil, Munis Ansari, Samay Shrivastava and Siddharth Bukkapatnam.

Renaissance Challengers: Asif Khan, Hammad Ifraq, Shubo Pal, Usman Shah, Aqib Ilyas, Hafeez Mohammed, Imran Ali, Nadeem Khan, Shahbaz Shah, Sufyan Mehmood, Wasim Ali, Hammad Mirza (wk), Pradeep Airee (wk), Amjad Khan, Bilal Shah, Fawad Ali, Fayyaz Butt, Haidar Sikora, Hussain Madeh and Muzahir Raza.

Royal Oman Stallions: Alevur Prasanna, Jiten Ramanandi, Mohammad Nadeem, Shahrukh Khan, Karan Sonavale, Rafiullah, Vishal Gowda, Naseem Khushi (wk), Vinayak Shukla (wk), Azmath Khan, Hassnain Ali, Saad Baggad, Sagar Parmar and Yashas GL.

Yalla Shabab Giants: Hasnain Ul Wahab, Saishiv Narayan, Zohaib Amanat, Gagan Sodhi, Mujibur Imran Ali, Shakeel Ahmad, Zikria Islam (wk), Abdul Khaliq, Ameer Hamza, Faisal Shah, Mohammad Uddin, Mohit Patel, Sanju Sanjeev and Umair Shakeel.

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