Pushing finals: No super over, no tie, New Zealand beat by 34 runs!

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This crown is given to the hosts because of the ICC rules, which says that if the match is also tie in super overs, then the team which is more bound in the innings is considered to be the winner.

Whatever happened in the history of the Cricket World Cup, he was seen on Sunday’s Lord’s ground in England. The England team, called the father of cricket, defeated New Zealand, for the first time, the title was named for the first time, and on the other hand, they did not even get the chance to win the same victory in any World Cup final match. After the match tie was super over and the scores of both teams were stuck in superhero even though the England team became the Super Champion.

Beautiful scenes 😍

England lifted their maiden #CWC19 trophy at the Home of Cricket after an exhilarating encounter against New Zealand. This video shows how much it meant to them!#WeAreEngland pic.twitter.com/JLwSj9CPaa
— Cricket World Cup (@cricketworldcup) July 15, 2019

This crown is given to the hosts because of the ICC rules, which says that if the match is also tie in super overs, then the team which is more bound in the innings is considered as the winner. According to this, England totaled 26 boundaries, including 24 fours and two sixes, in their 50 overs innings and super over. While New Zealand got only 17 boundaries in their innings including Super.

Understand the boundary of the whole mathematics

New Zealand captain Ken Williamson decided to bat first before winning the toss in the Lord’s ground and scored 241 runs in eight overs, playing 50 overs. New Zealand made 14 fours and two sixes in their innings. In this way, he scored 68 runs with boundaries. At the same time, only one boundary was seen from New Zealand’s side in Super Over when Jimmy Neesham hit six. That is, New Zealand put together a total of 17 (14 fours, 3 sixes) boundaries in their 50 overs innings and super. With the support of the boundary, New Zealand scored a total of 74 runs.

On the other hand, England’s batting style became the cause of their victory. England’s batsmen, who were chasing scores of 241 runs, scored a lot of boundaries in the runs. Thanks to the excellent batting of Jason Roy, Ben Stokes, Joss Butler and Bairstow, England totaled 22 boundaries and two sixes in 50 overs. While two fours, Ben Stokes and Joss Butler put on a super over. In this way, England put 26 boundaries (24 chops, 2 sixes) in their entire innings, including super over and raised 108 runs with their support.

That means, England’s batsmen scored 108 runs, while New Zealand’s team was able to make only 74 runs, that is, in terms of boundaries, the difference was 34 runs. However, the real reason for the win was the ICC’s rule which says that after the match tie in the super over, the same team is declared the winner, who has the highest boundaries in his innings. In this way, England managed to win the World Cup for the first time.