What a match is an understatement. In times to come, all matches will be measured by this one match which fittingly was played for the World Cup final. Earlier, matches were measured by the World Cup semi-final match in 1999 between South Africa and Australia which ended in a tie as well.
The final of 2019 upped the level by a few notches. In One Day International (ODI) cricket, a team wins by scoring more runs. But what if both teams score equal runs? ICC rule book defines such a match as a tie: “The result of a match shall be a tie when all innings have been completed and the ...
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