IPL Playoff Rule: If the qualifiers and eliminators are canceled due to rain, then how will the result come out, know what are the complete rules

How will the result be extracted due to rain

Duckworth-Lewis is the universal rule in the game of cricket in a match affected by rain. In rain-affected matches, the result is often derived from this rule, but this happens when both the teams have played some part of their innings. Although ICC has introduced reserve day rule for knockout stage matches, but what if there is a possibility due to rain that there is no playing condition and the result of the match is also necessary.

Although in such a situation of rain, first of all, extra time is kept, but after crossing that time, if the game does not start, then it is tried that at least 5-5 overs should be played and that If the result is declared but even five overs cannot be played, then there can be a super over i.e. a game of one over each.

These rules will also be applicable only when the condition of playing will be made, but the time has passed and there is no possibility of rain, then in such a situation the matter of points table and run rate comes to the fore. In such a situation, the team with better run rate and more points has to be declared the winner.

However, on most occasions, a reserve day is kept for matches such as the final, so that even if the game is stopped due to rain, the match can be completed and the fun of the spectators is not gritty.

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