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Oman beat South Africa by 49 runs in Hong Kong Sixes Group D

Oman made 107/2 from six overs before South Africa finished on 58/6 after four overs in a 49-run Group D defeat at the Hong Kong Sixes.

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Oman beat South Africa by 49 runs in Hong Kong Sixes Group D
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Oman beat South Africa by 49 runs in Group D of the Hong Kong Sixes on 30 October 2026. Oman posted 107/2 from six overs, and South Africa ended its reply on 58/6 after four overs. The completed result is recorded by both Cricinfo and Cricbuzz.

The confirmed scoreline

Oman’s 107/2 set South Africa a target of 108 in the six-over match. South Africa’s chase finished at 58/6, leaving Oman with a winning margin of 49 runs. The scorecard records the result as a completed Group D fixture rather than a live or abandoned match.

  • Oman: 107/2 in 6 overs
  • South Africa: 58/6 in 4 overs
  • Result: Oman won by 49 runs

Mission Road Ground setting

The match was played at Mission Road Ground in Mong Kok, Hong Kong. It was a six-over match with six players per side. Its match details also record that South Africa elected to field first.

What the result establishes

The independently matching final figures give Oman the Group D points from this fixture, while South Africa receives none in the Cricinfo match record. No additional player, lineup, captaincy or tactical claims are needed to explain the result: Oman’s 107 and South Africa’s 58/6 fully account for the 49-run margin.

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