West-Indies South Africa’s match was tied, not superover; WCL has placed 18 year old rule

The second match of the World Championships of Legends 2025 has seen amazing adventures. The West Indies Champions vs South Africa Champions (WICH vs Sach) match has been tied, after which the ball-out was done. In this rain -affected match, the number of overs was reduced to 11, in which South Africa got a target of 81 runs due to the DLS rule, but in response it could score only 80 runs. When the ball-outs were out, South Africa won the match and won the match.

The team of West Indies Champions scored 79 runs in 11 overs playing first in this match. On behalf of the Caribbean team, 7 players batting, of which only 2 runs were able to cross the double figure in terms of 2 runs. Chris Gayle, famous for his stormy batting, was dismissed for just 2 runs. South Africa, who came to chase the target, also found a lot of difficulties in scoring 80 runs. Hashim Amla was dismissed for just 15 runs. At the same time, JP Duminy scored 25 runs in a stormy style in 12 balls.

Not super over

Years ago, there was no rule of super over in cricket. Remembering the T20 World Cup 2007, the India vs Pakistan Group match was tied, where the result was done for the result. The next year, the West Indies vs. New Zealand T20 match was first implemented as a Tie-Breker rule.

In this match of the World Championship of Legends, when the ball-out was done, South Africa succeeded in defeating South Africa. This was the second match of the World Championship of Legends, which is left on par. In the first match of the tournament, the Pakistan Champions team defeated England Champions by 5 runs.

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