Super Over

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Super Over is a tie-breaking method in limited-overs cricket where each team faces an additional over to determine the match winner.

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Super Over canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cricket rule ⓘ
tie-breaking method ⓘ
alsoKnownAs one-over eliminator ⓘ
appliesTo knockout matches ⓘ
league matches (competition-dependent) ⓘ
appliesWhen scores are tied at the end of the regular match ⓘ
ballsPerOver 6 legal deliveries ⓘ
battingRestrictions teams nominate a limited number of batsmen ⓘ
battingSideSelection decided by toss-winning captain ⓘ
boundaryCountRuleStatus later removed from ICC playing conditions ⓘ
bowlingRestrictions only one bowler may bowl the Super Over ⓘ
canBeRepeated yes, if the Super Over is also tied (competition-dependent) ⓘ
controversy boundary count rule used as secondary tiebreaker in 2019 World Cup Final ⓘ
fieldingRestrictions often follow final over powerplay conditions ⓘ
fieldingSideSelection other team if it loses the toss ⓘ
governingBody International Cricket Council ⓘ
inningsEndCondition completion of six legal balls or loss of two wickets ⓘ
inningsStructure each team has one innings of one over ⓘ
introducedInFormat Twenty20 Internationals ⓘ
linked to: T20 Internationals
involves each team facing one additional over ⓘ
notableUsage 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup Final ⓘ
oversPerTeam 1 ⓘ
playerEligibility players from original match XI ⓘ
popularity increased with growth of T20 cricket ⓘ
purpose determine winner after a tied match ⓘ
regulationSource ICC Standard Twenty20 International Match Playing Conditions ⓘ
replacedMethod bowl-out in many competitions ⓘ
requires same pitch or another suitable pitch ⓘ
resultStatus counts as win or loss, not tie ⓘ
scoringApplies all normal cricket scoring rules ⓘ
statisticalTreatment runs and wickets may not count towards players’ career statistics (competition-dependent) ⓘ
teamBattingOrder usually decided by a coin toss ⓘ
tieAfterSuperOver may lead to alternative tiebreakers (competition-dependent) ⓘ
may lead to another Super Over ⓘ
timeConstraint must usually start soon after end of main match ⓘ
usedIn One Day International cricket ⓘ
T20 International cricket ⓘ
Twenty20 cricket ⓘ
domestic T20 leagues ⓘ
limited-overs cricket ⓘ
usedInTournament Big Bash League ⓘ
Caribbean Premier League ⓘ
Indian Premier League ⓘ
Pakistan Super League ⓘ
The Hundred (modified form) ⓘ
wicketLimit innings ends when two wickets fall ⓘ
winnerDeterminedBy higher number of runs scored in the Super Over ⓘ

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