Sachin Tendulkar, on Tuesday, endorsed a second super over to decide the winner instead of considering the boundary count if such an extraordinary situation arises like it did in the World Cup final.
In a gut-wrenching final at Lord’s on Sunday, England were adjudged the World Cup winners on the basis of their superior boundary count — 22 fours and two sixes to New Zealand’s 16 — after both the regulation match and the ensuing Super Over ended in a tie.
