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Super Over Tiebreaker Tool

Track and simulate sudden-death Super Over tiebreakers with live ball and wicket counts.

Your numbers

Pre-filled. Change any number.

Enter each ball as 0-6, W (wicket), WD (wide) or NB (no-ball). Leave a ball empty if it hasn't been bowled.

Team 1 (bats first)
Team 2 (chases)

Super over

14for Team 2 to win

Super Over In Progress

Team 1: 13/2 off 6 balls
Team 2: 13/0 off 5 balls
Team 113/26/6 balls
Team 213/05/6 balls

How it's calculated

Winner = Side with Most Runs in 1 Over (In case of tie: Repeated Super Overs until Winner)

ICC Super Over Regulations: 1. Each team nominates three batters (only two wickets can fall; upon the second wicket, the innings concludes immediately). 2. The team batting second in the main match bats first in the Super Over. 3. Bowlers who bowled the Super Over cannot bowl subsequent Super Overs if a second tie occurs. 4. If scores are tied after 1 Super Over, another Super Over is immediately conducted from the opposite fielding end.

FAQ

Is boundary count still used anywhere in international cricket?

No. The ICC eliminated boundary count as a tiebreaker following the 2019 Men's World Cup final. If a Super Over is tied, additional Super Overs are played until a winner is determined.

Can a team review an umpire decision in a Super Over?

Yes, both teams typically receive one unsuccessful DRS review each during a Super Over according to standard tournament playing conditions.

What happens if rain stops play during a Super Over?

If weather prevents completion of a Super Over or subsequent Super Overs, tournament rules specify that the higher-ranked group stage team or coin toss/points determine progression.