In an unprecedented cricket match at the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026, South Africa edged past Afghanistan after an intense double Super Over showdown in Ahmedabad, India. The match, played on February 11, 2026, witnessed a nail-biting finish as both teams matched scores in the first Super Over, leading to a rare second Super Over to decide the winner.
South Africa set a challenging target of 188 runs for Afghanistan during their innings. Afghanistan, led by Rashid Khan, won the toss and chose to bowl first. The match was crucial for Afghanistan, who needed a win to remain in the tournament contention after losing their opening game.
The double Super Over ended in favor of South Africa, with key performances by players like David Miller and Tristan Stubbs, who delivered under extreme pressure.
This match made history as the first instance in T20 World Cup history to require two Super Overs, thrilling cricket fans globally. South Africa’s remarkable resilience and determination were critical in securing this exciting victory at the Narendra Modi Stadium.
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