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Tied Superover Rule Change

GIMH

Norwood's on Fire
The tie breaker for semis/final should just be who finished higher in the group really
Prefer the Super Over myself. I feel knockouts should be won on the day.

Worth noting by your criteria, which has after all been used in prior WCs, England win the 2019 WC (though it’s fair to acknowledge NZ take a different approach to the final ball if this is the case)
 

Boags

Cricket Spectator
I actually laughed when I heard the game would be decided by boundary count in case of a tied super over, it tells you everything you need to know about how the governing body views cricket. Sure, replaying the super over until someone wins makes more sense than boundary count nonsense, but super overs shouldn't even be a part of ODI's to begin with (they only make sense for T20).

A tie is a result, people shouldn't act like it's a draw.
For semi-final, revert to group stage standings to determine who gets in the final.
For the final, sharing the trophy would be logical, but no one would be satisfied with that so use the reserve day to replay the game.
 
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GIMH

Norwood's on Fire
If there’s a super over in the group stage, is it all or nothing on the points? I would assume so but I don’t like it one bit
 

centurymaker

Cricketer Of The Year
I actually laughed when I heard the game would be decided by boundary count in case of a tied super over, it tells you everything you need to know about how the governing body views cricket. Sure, replaying the super over until someone wins makes more sense than boundary count nonsense, but super overs shouldn't even be a part of ODI's to begin with (they only make sense for T20).

A tie is a result, people shouldn't act like it's a draw.
For semi-final, revert to group stage standings to determine who gets in the final.
For the final, sharing the trophy would be logical, but no one would be satisfied with that so use the reserve day to replay the game.
for tied semis and final, using the group standings tie breaker is way more legit
 

Daemon

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Bowl outs are great theatre anyways. Netherlands kicked WI out of the WC* with one in the qualifiers and it was brutal.

*they may already have been kicked out at that point, cannot recall
 

OverratedSanity

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Super Overs will decide tied games throughout the tournament, and if the Super Over is tied, they will just play another, and another, until we get a winner!
It really does boggle the mind that this wasn't what the original rule was. The super over already existed, so the cricketing lawmakers literally thought up the scenario of what would happen if the super over gets tied, and instead of the most blatantly obvious solution (just play another one), they went full galaxy brain and cooked up for the most ridiculous, convoluted nonsense imaginable.
 

honestbharani

Whatever it takes!!!
It really does boggle the mind that this wasn't what the original rule was. The super over already existed, so the cricketing lawmakers literally thought up the scenario of what would happen if the super over gets tied, and instead of the most blatantly obvious solution (just play another one), they went full galaxy brain and cooked up for the most ridiculous, convoluted nonsense imaginable.

Did they even count 6s as boundaries in that countback?


#6sare4stoo
 

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