The first tie match in the history of The Hundred was seen in the fourth season. In the match played between Birmingham Phoenix and Southern Brave at the Oval ground in London, the score of both the teams was 126 runs after 100-100 balls, after which Super-5 was played between the two teams to get the result of the match. In international cricket or T20, when a match is tied in a limited overs match, its result is achieved through a super over in which both the teams compete for 6-6 balls. At the same time, in The Hundred, this rule is slightly different in which if a match ends in a tie after 100-100 balls, then in such a situation, to get the result of the match, both the teams will have to play a match of 5-5 balls, which is known as Super-5.

Southern Brave team won

In this match, Southern Brave's team batted first and scored 126 runs in 100 balls, in which James Vince scored 43 and Luce du Plo scored 39 runs from their team. In response, Birmingham Phoenix's Liam Livingstone's innings of 55 runs was enough to score 126 runs in 100 balls. Now after the match was tied, Birmingham Phoenix's team got a chance to bat first and they scored 7 runs in 5 balls. After this, Kieron Pollard and Chris Jordan were sent to bat from Southern Brave, in which after one run on the first ball, Jordan hit a four on the second ball, then 2 runs on the third ball and again hit a four on the fourth ball, giving his team victory in this Super-5 within just 4 balls.

Will clash with Oval Invincibles in the final

With this win, the Southern Brave team has also confirmed its place in the final, where they will face the Oval Invincibles team, which performed brilliantly this season of The Hundred Men. This match between the two teams will be played on August 18 at 10:30 pm Indian time at Lord's ground in London.