Hong Kong defeated Bahrain in the super over, for the first time in T20 allout without run.

A T20 international match was played between Bahrain and Hong Kong in Kuala Lumpur, which crossed all limits of adventure. In the match, Hong Kong defeated Bahrain in the super over. But the story did not end only. This happened in this match, which was never seen in the 16 -year history of the super over -over tie breaker.

Actually, the rule of Super Over Tie-Breker in Men’s T20 started 16 years ago and this was the first time in such a time when no team could score a single run in the super over. Hong Kong won the toss and scored 129 runs for 7 wickets while batting first.

In response, Bahrain started fast, but the match went to the last over due to the wicket falling at regular intervals. Captain Ahmar bin Nasir made the score equal by hitting a six in the final over, but was dismissed on the last ball.

In the super over, Nasir and Sohail Ahmed were dismissed on the balls continuously and Bahrain’s team was all out without scoring any score. After this, Hong Kong achieved the target on the third ball itself. This was the 33rd men’s T20I match, the result of which was decided from the super over.

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Interestingly, Bahrain has won the super over twice before, but this was the first time he had to face defeat like this. Qatar, the United States and Kuwait along with Bahrain are the most T20I super over -playing team in associate countries.