Confusion: Why there was no ‘Tremendous Over’ within the tied first ODI between India and Sri Lanka | Cricket Information

The primary match of the ODI sequence between India and Sri Lanka resulted in a tie, however the ‘Tremendous Over‘ rule was not used as a tiebreaker to resolve a winner regardless of the ICC guidelines stating that it “shall be performed”.
Whereas it is unclear if the rule was amended for the ODI sequence after mutual settlement between the 2 groups, the third match of the T20I sequence within the earlier a part of this tour was determined by a ‘Tremendous Over’.

That led to confusion the day after the primary ODI on Friday on the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo resulted in a tie as India’s chase ended at 230 all out, the identical whole as Sri Lanka’s.
The ICC’s ODI Taking part in Circumstances pertaining to tied ODIs recommend the ‘Tremendous Over’ rule ought to have been utilized by the match officers.

ACCORDING TO THE RULE
The ICC Males’s ODI Taking part in Circumstances had been final amended in December 2023 and the identical have utilized ever since. Clause 16.3.1.1 states all ODI matches ending in a tie shall have a ‘Tremendous Over’ until situations do not permit it to be performed.
In line with the rule: “…a Tremendous Over shall be performed. If the Tremendous Over is a tie, then until distinctive circumstances come up, subsequent Tremendous Overs shall be performed till there’s a winner. Ought to it not be potential to play or full the Tremendous Overs wanted to find out a winner, the match shall be tied.”

THE MOST FAMOUS SUPER OVER IN ODIs
The ultimate of the 2019 ODI World Cup needed to be selected boundary countback after each the stipulated 50-overs-a-side match and the following ‘Tremendous Over’ resulted in ties and could not break the impasse.
The second ODI of the sequence will probably be performed on Sunday.