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In a recent five-match T20I series, Namibia had beaten Oman but only just, winning 3-2
Michael van Lingen comes in for Namibia; Oman bring in Mohammad Nadeem and Kaleemullah
West Indies went in with an unchanged XI for the third straight game
Nepal captain Paudel said he is expecting dew in the second innings Toss Nepal chose to bowl against Bangladesh
The teams, the format, the big names, and everything else you might have been wondering about
Having already sealed the series, India will be hoping to give the likes of Rinku, Samson and Parag more time in the middle
Scotland meanwhile made four changes from Friday as they look to secure a consolation win Australia chose to bowl vs Scotland
Rickelton and van der Dussen found a place in the South Africa XI after not being part of the Afghanistan series Toss
Janat, Zazai and Ishaq sit out as the visitors make three changes in a bid to level the series Toss Afghanistan chose to against Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe took a 86-run first-innings lead and left Afghanistan three down at stumps
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