In a stunning turn of events, the cricket world witnessed an extraordinary super over during an international T20 match between Bahrain and Hong Kong. For the first time in 16 years of T20 internationals, a team batted in a super over and was bowled out for zero runs. This bizarre incident left fans and players alike astonished as Bahrain failed to score a single run while losing two wickets in their attempt.

The match took place in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, as part of a tri-nation T20 series. Hong Kong won the toss and chose to bat first, posting a modest total of 129 runs for the loss of 7 wickets. In response, Bahrain started strongly, scoring 30 runs in the first four overs. However, they lost momentum and collapsed to 67/5 before finishing just short of the target, tying the game and forcing it into a super over.

In the super over, Bahrain’s batting woes continued as they were dismissed without scoring any runs. Hong Kong then easily chased down the required one run off just three balls, sealing a memorable victory. This unprecedented event has sparked widespread discussion in the cricketing community about pressure situations and the unpredictability of the game.