No 'super overs' at World Cup
The International Cricket Council (ICC) confirmed that 'super overs' won't decide the outcome of matches at next year's World Cup.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) confirmed that 'super overs' won't decide the outcome of matches at next year's World Cup.
If the final ends in a tie or no result is possible the title will be shared, and if a tie occurs in the quarter- or semi-finals, the team that finished higher in the group stage will advance.
The decision to scrap 'super overs' during the World Cup in Australia and New Zealand next year, was made during a recent ICC board meeting in Dubai.
During the meeting, it was also decided that the Decision Review System will be used for all matches at the World Cup.
It was also confirmed that former chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board Najam Sethi will take over as ICC President.
Latest
-
NewsEngland batsman Zak Crawley fit again and aiming to keep improving
The Kent batsman scored 35 runs across four innings in Sri Lanka last month.
-
NewsKumar Sangakkara confirms possible IPL clash for England stars
Stokes, Archer and Buttler could miss Test duty to stay with Rajasthan Royals.
-
NewsMark Wood: England seamers are thinking pink ahead of day/night Test
England’s seam attack have seen the ball swing and bounce during net sessions in Ahmedabad.
-
NewsTash Farrant: ECB pro deal gave me fresh lease of life
The left-armer is making her international comeback in New Zealand.
-
NewsWhen Virat Kohli felt like the ‘loneliest guy in the world’
India captain Virat Kohli has shed some light on a time in his career where he felt like the “loneliest guy in the world”.
-
NewsJonny Bairstow says IPL stints can improve England players
In years gone by the IPL presented a major bone of contention for players like Kevin Pietersen and the ECB.
-
NewsEngland all-rounder Moeen Ali joins Chennai Super Kings in 2021 IPL auction
Moeen found himself at the centre of a battle for his services.
-
NewsGlenn Maxwell joins his dream team after IPL auction bidding war
Glenn Maxwell will get to share a dressing room with his idol AB de Villiers when the 2021 IPL gets underway.
-
NewsIndia stars make rankings charge after mammoth win
India’s second Test heroes have been rewarded with progress in the latest ICC Test rankings.
-
NewsChris Silverwood apologises over way Moeen Ali’s departure was communicated
It has been established that Moeen is merely taking his own allocated break period.