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Nepal vs Canada 2026 Live Streaming: How to Watch ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup League 2 in India and Worldwide
Nepal will look to make the most of their upcoming fixtures in Oman as they take on Canada in the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup League 2. With valuable points at stake in the race for a top-six finish, Rohit Paudel’s side will be keen to start this leg on a positive note and strengthen their position in the qualification standings. Canada, meanwhile, will view the contest as an opportunity to turn their fortunes around and collect crucial points against a familiar opponent. With both teams eager to make progress in the League 2 campaign, the clash promises to be a competitive battle in which every run and wicket could prove important.
Nepal’s Last Chance in the World Cup League 2 Campaign
Nepal will play Canada on Sunday. In this series, Nepal will play four matches—two each against Canada and Oman. If Nepal wins three of these matches, it could retain its One Day International status.
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Nepal vs Canada preview: Top-six push in Oman
Sandeep Lamichhane leads a side without Kushal Bhurtel and Sompal Kami as Nepal begin their League 2 assignment against Canada.
Nepal begin their Oman assignment against Canada with a top-six finish firmly in their sights and selection questions to answer as they return to ICC Men's Cricket World Cup League Two action.
The October 11 meeting at Al Amerat opens Nepal's programme in the tri-series involving hosts Oman. For Sandeep Lamichhane's side, the immediate task is to turn their preparations into a winning start against an opponent they will face again later in the series.
CAN president Chatur Bahadur Chand has expressed confidence in Nepal's ability to finish in the top six. Speaking in an interview before the assignment, Chand said conversations with players had left him encouraged by their readiness.
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