The Oman Cricket Academy ovals are situated in Al Amerat, a small town around 17kms from the main city centre of Muscat. Photo: Oman Cricket
Nepal supporters were the first to test the new temporary stands, during their World Cup League Two fixture against United States. Paul Radley / The National
New broadcast-standard floodlights have been added to the Oman Cricket Academy ground in Al Amerat, ahead of the arrival of the T20 World Cup. Photo: Oman Cricket
The Oman Cricket Academy ground hopes to raise its capacity to 4000 for the T20 World Cup. Paul Radley / The National
Nepal supporters were the first to test the new temporary stands, during their World Cup League Two fixture against United States. Courtesy Oman Cricket
The new structure at the northern end of the ground, for media and VIPs, is the only permanent stand set to be added for the T20 World Cup. Photo: Oman Cricket
Temporary stands, like the one in the bottom right of this picture, will be able to hold 672 spectators each. Photo: Oman Cricket
Construction work on the new north stand has continued even while play has been going on in the 50-over World Cup League Two. Paul Radley / The National
Construction work at the Oman Cricket Academy ground in Al Amerat. Paul Radley / The National
Workers on duty at the Oman Cricket Academy ground in Al Amerat. Paul Radley / The National
