3 Super Over in a Single Match: In the most exciting matches of cricket history, one was played in Glasgow on Monday (June 16). The second match of the Tri -series between the Netherlands and Nepal crossed all the limits of the thrill. The match tie three or three times. The match was decided in the third super over for the first time. The match between the two teams was tied in the first regular time. After this, the first and second super over also left equal. Roman and ups and downs, the Netherlands finally won in the third super over.

Amazing thrill in Glasgow

For the first time in the history of T20 or List A cricket, a match reached the third super over. Nepal captain Rohit Podail won the toss and decided to bowl first. His team stopped the Netherlands at a score of 152/7 in 20 overs. According to T20 cricket, this score was low and it was believed that Nepal’s team won in the match. In the last over, he had to score 16 runs to win. Sandeep Lamichhane scored 2 and 1 off the first two balls of fast bowler Kyle Klein. After this, Nandan Yadav came on strike and scored 4,2,2,4 and took the match to the super over. Nepal scored 152 runs for 8 wickets in 20 overs.

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What happened in the first super over?

Nepal had to bat first in the super over. Netherlands captain Scott Edwards tasked the left -arm spinner Daniel Dorma to put a super over. Kushal Bhurtel of Nepal scored two sixes and a four and scored 19 runs. Earlier, during the regular time of the match, Dorma gave just 14 runs in his four overs and took three wickets. For the Netherlands, Michael Levit hit a six off the first ball and Max O’Dod scored 6 and 4 runs off the last two balls to take the match to the second super over.

Netherlands beat Nepal after T20 tie and three (!) Super Overs!

A bizarre match and a unique event in international cricket history.

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The thrill of the second super over

In the second super over, Lalit Rajbanshi hit two sixes off his first three balls, but he made a good comeback and limited the Netherlands to 17 runs. After this, Rohit Paudel hit a six on the first ball from Nepal. Deepender Singh Ari hit a four. This required seven runs on the last ball. Deepender Singh Ari then hit a six off Klein and brought the match to the third super over.

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Nepal’s account not opened in third super over

For the first time in cricket history, the third super over was going to be in a match. Jack Lion-Cathet came to the Netherlands for bowling. He dismissed Nepal captain Rohit Podail and Rupesh Singh, who debuted from this match. Nepal’s team could not make even a run. After this, Levitt of the Netherlands then maintained his patience and finally ended this exciting match by hitting Sandeep Lamichna on a six on long on.