Oman's Mohammad Nadeem Breaks Sanath Jayasuriya's Record, Becomes Oldest Batter To Score T20 WC Fifty

• Mohammad Nadeem, at 43 years and 161 days, became the oldest batter to score a T20 World Cup half-century, surpassing Sanath Jayasuriya's record.
• Nadeem scored an unbeaten 53 runs from 56 balls against Sri Lanka in Oman's 105-run defeat.
• He also equalled the unwanted record for the slowest fifty in a T20 World Cup, reaching 50 in 52 balls, a record shared with Mohammad Rizwan.
• Nadeem is the fourth Omani cricketer to score a T20 World Cup half-century.
• Oman's 105-run defeat to Sri Lanka is their heaviest defeat margin in T20Is.