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England Secures Vital Victory against Oman in T20 World Cup with Low-scoring Match

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England Dominates Oman in T20 World Cup 2024 Match: Jos Buttler-led Team Secures Victory by Eight Wickets

England vs Oman: England Secures Victory in Low-Scoring T20 World Cup Match

In a thrilling T20 World Cup 2024 match, Jos Buttler-led England emerged victorious against Oman by eight wickets at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua. The match, which saw England win the toss and choose to bowl, showcased a dominant performance by the English team.

The England bowling attack put up a solid display, restricting the Oman batting lineup to a mere 47 runs. Star pacer Jofra Archer set the tone early on by removing Pratik Athavale in the second over. Despite Shoaib Khan’s valiant effort of scoring 11 runs from 23 balls, Oman struggled to build partnerships and fell short against the English bowlers.

Adil Rashid led the bowling attack for England, claiming four wickets and conceding only 11 runs in his spell. Jofra Archer and Mark Wood also contributed with three wickets each, dismantling the Oman batting order.

Chasing a target of 48 runs, the England openers, Philip Salt and Jos Buttler, showed no signs of pressure as they quickly chased down the total in just four overs. Buttler’s unbeaten knock of 24 runs from 8 balls, supported by contributions from Salt and Jonny Bairstow, sealed the victory for England.

With this win, England now stands in third place in the Group B table with three points. The team is set to face Namibia in their next match of the tournament on Saturday.

Brief score: Oman 47 all out (Shoaib Khan 11, Adil Rashid 4/11) vs England 50/2 (Jos Buttler 24*, Kaleemullah 1/10).

The match was a testament to England’s dominance in the T20 World Cup, showcasing their strength in both bowling and batting departments. Fans can expect more exciting matches from the team as they continue their campaign in the tournament.

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