In a rare and unprecedented moment in T20 international cricket, a team was bowled out for zero runs in a Super Over during a tri-nation T20 series in Malaysia. This unusual event occurred when Bahrain faced Hong Kong, with Bahrain’s innings ending without scoring a single run in the Super Over.

Hong Kong batted first after winning the toss and posted 129 runs for the loss of 7 wickets in their allotted 20 overs. In response, Bahrain matched the score by also reaching 129 runs in 20 overs, forcing the match into a Super Over. However, things took a dramatic turn when Bahrain lost two wickets on consecutive deliveries in the Super Over without scoring any runs. According to ICC’s T20 rules, if two wickets fall during a Super Over, the batting team’s innings is immediately terminated. As a result, Bahrain’s innings ended abruptly, handing Hong Kong a thrilling victory when Babar Hayat scored a single run off the third ball of their Super Over.

This extraordinary incident highlights the unpredictable nature of T20 cricket while showcasing how quickly games can change under pressure. Such moments are uncommon in professional cricket, making this match a memorable one for fans and players alike.