Full Name: Mohammad Nadeem Date of Birth: September 4, 1982 Place of Birth: Rawalpindi, Pakistan Role: All-Rounder In a team packed with specialists, Mohammad Nadeem has carved out his own niche as Oman’s dependable all-rounder, offering stability with the bat, control with the ball, and unwavering composure on the field. Donning jersey number 14, Nadeem is the embodiment of experience, versatility, and endurance in Oman's evolving cricket story. Born in Rawalpindi, Pakistan, a city known for producing gritty cricketers, Nadeem’s love for the game took root early. He grew up idolizing fast bowlers and imitating batting legends, playing on dusty fields where temperament often mattered more than talent. When he moved to Oman, he brought that raw passion with him, quickly integrating into the local cricket scene. It wasn’t long before his all-round capabilities—tight medium-pace bowling and calm middle-order batting—began to draw attention. Nadeem made his debut for the national side during Oman’s rise through the Associate ranks and became a regular presence, especially in ODIs and T20Is. Whether it’s a crisis or a chase, he has proven to be one of Oman’s most dependable hands. He is not the loudest voice in the team, but his performance speaks volumes. His most celebrated moment came during the 2019 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Qualifier, when he played a match-winning hand against Ireland, scoring a vital batting cameo and delivering a disciplined spell that turned the tide of the game. In Oman’s historic 2021 T20 World Cup campaign, Nadeem was once again instrumental—often tasked with either steadying innings or bowling under pressure. With the ball, Nadeem specializes in tight lines, subtle seam movement, and bowling to plans. He’s not express pace, but he is cunning—changing angles, keeping things straight, and rarely giving the batter room to free arms. With the bat, he’s often a stabilizer, coming in after top-order failures or when acceleration is needed. His ability to absorb pressure and rotate strike makes him a great fit in the lower-middle order. Off the field, Nadeem is calm, deeply humble, and incredibly respected by teammates and management alike. A mentor to many younger players, he is known for guiding newcomers through pressure situations and helping them understand the rhythm of international cricket. His professionalism and team-first mindset have made him a key figure in Oman’s transition from regional hopefuls to World Cup contenders. Despite being in his 40s, Nadeem continues to maintain peak fitness and contribute significantly, both with bat and ball. His longevity in the game is not just a result of skill, but of discipline, adaptability, and unwavering dedication. Wearing jersey number 14, Mohammad Nadeem is more than just an all-rounder—he is Oman’s cricketing spine. Quietly impactful, forever reliable, and always ready when called upon, he remains one of the most valuable assets in the team’s continued pursuit of cricketing excellence on the global stage.