Aamir opened the innings for Oman when they came out to chase a mammoth target of 236 to secure their first victory in the ongoing tournament.

Aamir started the innings with a four on the second ball, followed by a six on the fourth ball he played. As the wickets were falling on the other side, Aamir stood tall and forged a 73-run partnership with Hammad Mirza.

Aged 44 years and 86 days, Aamir Kaleem brought his half-century in just 28 balls, hitting five fours and two sixes during the course of his innings. Unfortunately, he could not turn it into a big one and fell on a sharp bouncer of Barry McCarthy.

With this knock, he surpassed his teammate Mohammad Nadeem’s record for becoming the oldest player to score a half-century, a milestone Nadeem had set earlier in the T20 World Cup 2026 after making a fifty against Sri Lanka at the age of 43 years and 161 days.

Sri Lanka's legend Sanath Jayasuriya, who scored a half-century at 39 years 345 days against the West Indies in the 2009 T20 World Cup, sits at third on the list.

Despite Aamir's historic knock, Oman's innings collapsed after his wicket, and they were bundled out for just 139 runs in 18 overs as Ireland registered a 96-run emphatic win.

Sri Lanka's legend Sanath Jayasuriya, who scored a half-century at 39 years 345 days against the West Indies in the 2009 T20 World Cup, sits at third on the list.

He has played 54 T20I matches and scored 718 runs while also taking 48 wickets.