alleryStart learning →Both sides score equal runs and the last batting side is all out in a two-innings match. Result?
AWin by an innings
BA drawn match
CA tied match
DA Super Over
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. A tied match
Equal totals with the final side all out is a tie, a rare result in two-innings matches.
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