What the Super Over Format Means for You
A Super Over is a one-over eliminator played when a limited-overs match finishes tied. Each side faces six balls, sends in two batters and can use any bowler. The team that scores more runs wins outright. If that over also ties, the format may extend or revert to boundary count depending on the competition rules — PSL, international T20s and ODIs each
handle it slightly differently. At pk764, the Super Over sits as a distinct market inside the cricket section, so you can follow it as a standalone event rather than hunting through the main match lines.