Boundary countback scrapped as Super Over rules changed - News Summed Up

Boundary countback scrapped as Super Over rules changed


England won the World Cup for the first time in July after an unprecedented finish to the final at Lord's. The hosts triumphed by virtue of hitting more boundaries after the scores were level following the Super Over. Under the new rules, if teams are tied on the same number of runs in the semi-final or final of a global tournament, the Super Over will be repeated until one team wins. Group stage matches that are tied after a Super Over will be recorded as a tie. The new rules will be in place in time for the men's and women's T20 World Cups held in Australia next year.


Source: Dhaka Tribune October 15, 2019 14:15 UTC



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