On This Day England Beat New Zealand on Boundary Count to Win ICC Cricket World Cup 2019

New Zealand lost the final due to the boundary count rules that state whenover the games come down to the wire the match will be decided by number of boundaries scored during the World Cup games.

Eoin Morgan (photo credits: screengrab/Twitter)

The date was July 14, 2019, when the final game of the ICC Cricket World Cup final went down to the wire and England squeezed out a win. Batting first, England on the back of a brilliant knock from Ben Stokes made 241. In reply, New Zealand also made the same score. However, following that the game went to super over as England made 15 in their super over while New Zealand also made 15 but they lost ultimately due to the boundary count rule.

Greatest ODI match happened On this day in 2019

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