Jatinder Singh

Ludhiana-born Jatinder Singh moved to Oman in his early teens and represented them at the Under-19 level. In 2012, he made his international debut against Uganda in a T20 and since then, he has gone on to become their most capped player - accounting also for international games before Oman were awarded ODI and T20I status - showcasing his importance to the team.

Jatinder made his T20I debut in July 2015 and in ODIs 2019. After being shunted around the middle order, he nailed down his spot as an opener, both in T20Is and 50-over cricket.

His maiden ODI century came in 2021, when he raced to 107 off just 62 balls in a win against Nepal, and followed it up with three more in the next four years. His unbeaten 118 against Papua New Guinea in 2022 is the highest individual score for Oman in ODIs.

Jatinder is Oman's leading run-scorer across both white-ball formats and was appointed captain in October 2024.