Muscat - Oman captain Jatinder Singh lit up Kirtipur with a record-shattering 130 off just 96 balls, laying the foundation for a comprehensive 102-run victory over hosts Nepal via the DLS method in their ICC Cricket World Cup League 2 tri-series clash at the Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground on Wednesday. Electing to bat, Oman rode on Jatinder’s superb knock — his career-best ODI score — in a dominant display of strokeplay. The innings, studded with 15 fours and five sixes, yielded 90 runs in boundaries and marked his second ODI century against Nepal and fifth overall. It also eclipsed his previous best of 118* and further cemented his standing as Oman’s leading run-scorer in the format. Chasing 306, Nepal…