Zeeshan Maqsood, wearing jersey number 90, is the heartbeat of the Oman national cricket team. As a left-handed top-order batsman and left-arm orthodox spinner, Maqsood has consistently led from the front—both as a performer and as captain. Under his stewardship, Oman has transformed from a budding Associate team into a genuine force in international cricket. Zeeshan’s batting is characterized by calm authority. He anchors the innings, absorbs pressure, and can shift gears when needed. His most significant batting performances include key contributions during the ICC T20 World Cup 2021 and several impactful knocks in World Cricket League and ODI formats. He has scored multiple fifties and match-winning innings for Oman, earning a reputation as the side's crisis man. Equally proficient with the ball, Maqsood uses flight and subtle variations to deceive batters. His economy and wicket-taking abilities in the middle overs have often changed the course of matches. Notably, he took 4 wickets for just 20 runs against Papua New Guinea in the T20 World Cup, showcasing his ability to perform on the big stage. Maqsood's captaincy has been one of Oman’s biggest assets. Under his leadership, Oman qualified for the ICC T20 World Cup, gained ODI status, and consistently challenged stronger Associate nations. He’s respected for his calm demeanor, tactical awareness, and his ability to bring out the best in his players. Off the field, Zeeshan is a mentor to younger cricketers and a significant figure in Oman's cricketing infrastructure. His contributions go beyond just runs and wickets; he's helped elevate Oman’s cricketing identity on the world stage. As Oman continues to climb the international ladder, Zeeshan Maqsood remains their most valuable asset—blending experience, leadership, and match-winning ability with every game he plays.