The India vs. Sri Lanka Asia Cup encounter was filled with excitement, culminating in a Super Over victory for India. The match featured over 200 runs scored by both teams, yet the result remained undecided after 40 overs, leading to the Super Over. During Sri Lanka’s batting in the Super Over, Dasun Shanaka found himself in a precarious situation. Initially, he was given out caught, and subsequently, a run-out was signaled by the umpires. Shanaka’s decision to review the call proved crucial, with the ICC’s rules coming to his rescue.
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ICC Rule Saves Dasun Shanaka After Double Out Call in India vs. Sri Lanka Super Over
