Australia kicked off their campaign with a resounding victory against Oman, demonstrating their ambitions to claim titles across all three formats. Despite an early scare, the team secured a comfortable win.

The match saw Australia in a precarious position at 50 for 3 after Glenn Maxwell fell for a golden duck, extending his dismal batting streak.

The game briefly seemed uncertain, but Marcus Stoinis and David Warner stabilized the innings, adding a crucial 102 runs off 64 balls.

Stoinis, who was dropped on 9, capitalized on the opportunity, smashing six sixes to transform a sluggish start.

Warner, now Australia's leading run-scorer in men's T20Is, displayed his experience by anchoring the innings amidst the pressure from Oman's bowlers during the initial 14 overs.

With the ball, Australia was efficient. Mitchell Starc set the tone with a toe-crushing yorker in the opening over.

Although Starc couldn't finish his spell due to cramp, the Australian attack remained potent. Stoinis continued his stellar day by taking three wickets,

While Nathan Ellis, playing in place of the rested Pat Cummins, made an immediate impact by claiming his maiden World Cup wicket in his first over.

This victory marks a solid start for Australia, reinforcing their pursuit of dominance in all cricket formats.

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