Veteran Namibia allrounder David Wiese conceded that the experience of playing in different T20 associations all over the planet proved to be useful in a crunch situation against Oman in their opening T20 World Cup experience. Namibia faltered against Oman and were very nearly going down prior to making due with a Really Finished. Wiese then, at that point, moved forward with both bat and ball in the Over that assisted namibia with at long last taking care of Oman. "I think it was a truly close game, a piece more tight for our loving," Wiese conceded after the game. "In any case, certainly playing in the establishment competitions, playing against probably the best players on the planet, and playing the best competitions on the planet, that has helped me learn and form into how to play in specific circumstances. Playing so many establishment competitions, I've been in those circumstances previously. Also, that is what you're referring to, the experience. Furthermore, I've likewise played several CPLs now, so I know the circumstances. Furthermore, no doubt, it recently helped that I've been there, done that a tad, I assume." Wiese said not entirely settled to set things right in the Really Over subsequent to neglecting to associate the last wad of the twentieth over when Namibia required two to win. "I was a piece baffled and irritated that I passed up that last ball," he said. "That was the principal disillusionment there. Then, at that point, fortunately, we hastened a solitary to go into the Over. "And afterward from that point, I assume I was simply in the zone from that point. I needed to amend my slip-ups. I needed to go in there and be the person to place in the huge execution. Also, fortunately for me, the group depended me with that job. Also, I knew with the batting the Really finished, assuming I got a couple early, I could put them under tension. And afterward we could attempt and simply remove it from their range." Wiese additionally wouldn't fault the surface for playing slow and conceded that there were illustrations to be gained from the success going ahead in the competition. "I think you sort of recall the times of Kensington having a smidgen of bob and speed and when we arrived today it seemed to be a decent pitch, it seemed to be a decent wicket and we thought it planned to simply play through the entire time - yet clearly it got somewhat more slow, it has a tad lower likewise and it wasn't the most straightforward wicket to begin on," he noticed. "Yet, that is not any justification, when you're there, the best groups on the planet simply go like the devil and win there with a few extra overs. In this way, we made somewhat difficult work for us. I even felt going to the last over just requiring five we ought to have quite recently thumped it off there and afterward clearly things didn't go to design - yet we got the success eventually. We got the two focuses and we've gleaned some useful knowledge of examples and presently we must take that forward into our next game here." In the interim, Oman's Zeeshan Maqsood brought up that his side weren't excessively sure in the wake of setting up just 109 on the board yet praised his bowlers for keeping things tight and hauling the challenge right till the end. "Truly, we were not excessively sure, yet we realize we have that capacity to retaliate, and we have recently dominated matches with 130 runs, that's what in 2019 we protected," he reviewed. "So low sums our group generally goes full level. So we put all that we have - at such a leisurely pace I feel that is the way the Namibian side... we just kept them calm, we didn't give so many free balls where they can score runs. So remarkable rebound. Tragically, we were unable to make it in the Really Finished." Maqsood likewise praised Wiese for conveying in the Over with the ball that denied his side a success. "That time we batted first and we scored 21 runs (in Oman's past Really Over versus Nepal). In any case, here we were batting second and we needed to pursue 21 runs. What's more, the nature (of the) bowler, David Wiese, he has a lot of involvement. So that experience he utilized and he bowled well indeed. He gave no width. He bowled remarkable. Furthermore, the positive things were certainly the manner in which we were battling. They're exceptional and the bowlers, they have bowled quite well. So that is something positive. The solidarity, Aqib brings such countless thoughts, who ought to bowl, who shouldn't bowl. He shows his abilities moreover. So that is the way a group ought to play."