ENG vs NZ: Match tie and super over tie, how to beat England?


ENG vs NZ: Match tie and super over tie, how to beat England?
London : The final match of the ICC World Cup 2019 was extremely thrilling. Both teams played a strong game in the final against New Zealand v England. However, this match was twice tied. The match was played in Super Over afterwards. The Super Over also got a match tie again. Still, the British won the World Winner by defeating Kiwi. After 44 years, England won the World Cup title. But, if the match tie, how did England win, this question has fallen many of us.
New Zealand won the toss and decided to bat first. New Zealand scored 241 runs and England needed 242 runs to win the match. However, England scored 241 runs in 50 overs and the match tie. The Super Over was then removed for the match. England scored 15 runs and New Zealand also scored 15 runs. The match was also tie in Super Over.
Decision based on boundaries 
When a match was tie in Super Over, the decision was taken on the basis of winning the most runs. Despite being tie due to the ICC rules, England also got the honor of being the World Player of the Tournament. England scored 26 boundaries during batting. New Zealand had hit 17 fours. That's why England were declared victorious on two occasions in tie-breaks.
England innings total fours / sixes
22 fours, 2 sixes
2 hits (in super over)
New Zealand innings total fours / sixes
14 fours, 2 sixes
1 over (in super over)
What is the ICC rule?
According to the ICC rules, a Super Over will be played if match tie. If the match tie also happened in Super Over, which was the final of the World Cup this year. In such cases decisions are made on the basis of rounds. That is, the team that won more matches in the entire match won. In this, the matches of the super over were measured in addition to the entire match. On Sunday, England became the world champion on the basis of this rule.
On the other hand, New Zealand's dream is broken by the ICC rules. So many former players have raised questions about the ICC rules. Former New Zealand cricketer Scott Styris, former captain Stephen Fleming, criticized the rules for tweeting the ICC.
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