A match that ends in a draw is considered a natural outcome. If the required number is not reached, a team cannot win a match. This is a common result in One day international matches. Draws are not always equal. These are just a few situations where a draw can occur.
Test match draw
A Test match is the longest format of cricket. A Test match is usually five days long. However, Test matches used to be shorter in the early days. England and South Africa hosted the first Test match in 1877. England was on target for 696. At one stage, England were on 654/5 when the match was called.
One day international match draw
One Day International matches may be drawn for many reasons. These matches are typically shorter than the 50-over format, and can be close and unpredictable. The rules for settling ties are the same as those of 50-over, although different competitions may employ different methods.
International match tie one day
International matches of one day are considered draws if neither team scores runs. Both teams must play their entire innings when playing limited-overs cricket. Each team must score 4 runs in the first 5 deliveries of each innings to make the match drawable.
Test match tie
In cricket, a Test match is a series of six or more overs in which play ends without a winner. If there is a tie, the governing authority can use super overs to determine the winner. In these situations, the betting odds for the match will be based on the odds of each team being successful. A test match tie or draw occurs once every 1,200 games.
T20 match tie
T20 matches have ended in ties many times. Twenty20 International Cricket witnessed at most eight such matches and many T20 league matches ended in a tie. There are several ways to break a T20 tie.