New Delhi. Currently, many leagues in world cricket are modeled on the IPL. But Indian players don’t play in any foreign league except IPL. This BCCI rule does not apply to women’s cricket. Indian women cricketers are currently playing in the ongoing Women’s Big Bash League in Australia. In the 34th game of the league, something amazing happened. The Sydney Sixers and Perth Scorchers teams faced off on Thursday (November 21). The tension in this game was at its peak. Both teams scored equal runs in the overs required. The match went to the Super Over for the winner, but there was no result here either. In the Super Over, both results remained the same, after which the game ended in a draw.

In the game between the Sydney Sixers and the Perth Scorchers in Hobart, the Scorchers won the toss and elected to bat first. The team managed to score 126 runs with 4 balls remaining. For the Scorchers, Beth Mooney top-scored with 44 runs while Brook Halliday scored 41 runs. For the Sydney Sixers, Ashley Gardner took a maximum of four wickets while Courtney Grace Sippel and Amelia Kerr took two wickets each.

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After 20-20 overs, the score of both teams was 126-126 runs.
The Sydney Sixers, who had come to chase the 127-run target set by the Perth Scorchers, scored 126 runs in 20 overs despite a brilliant 67-run innings from star all-rounder Ellyse Perry. Alana King took 3 wickets for the Perth Scorchers. After the score ended in a draw, Super Over was resorted to to determine the winner.

what does the rule say?
As per Women’s Big Bash League rules, Super Over will be resorted to only once after there is a tie in the league matches. If there is a result it is fine, otherwise if the score is the same it will be considered a draw. But in knockout matches, Super Over is played until the result is announced.

What happened in the Super Over?
The Sydney Sixers batted first in the Super Over. Ellyse Perry scored 15 runs in 5 balls in the Super Over while Ashley Gardner scored 2 runs in 2 balls. In total, Sydney scored 15 runs. Perth Scorchers’ Mikayla Hinkley then leveled the Super Over by hitting three straight fours in three balls. The Perth Scorchers didn’t get off to a good start in the Super Over. He had lost one wicket for three runs. The Scorchers had scored just three runs in three balls in their first bat. But we must praise Hinkley, who almost made up for the lost game by scoring 12 runs in the next three balls.

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