C11. TIE BREAKING
C11.1. The ranking of the teams after the round robin shall be according to the win-loss record of all the games played.
A tie exists within one (1) group or across two (2), when two (2) or more teams have the same win-loss record.
C11.2. A tie shall be resolved by following, in order, the procedure set out below:
1) Group Round Robin (Opening Round or Super Round)
a) With two teams tied on wins/losses, rank them by the results of their game in the round robin; the winner is placed ahead of the loser.
b) With more than two teams tied on wins/losses, rank them in order:
i) By the results of their games among themselves in the round robin games.
With two teams tied on wins/losses, rank them by the results of their games in the round robin; the winner is placed ahead of the loser.
ii) If still tied on wins/losses, by their runs against record in the games among themselves; the team with the lowest runs against is placed ahead of the others, the team with the second lowest runs against is placed ahead of the others, etc., until two team remain and then rank them by the results of their game(s) in the round robin; the winner is placed ahead of the loser.
iii) If any teams tied by their runs against record in the games amongst themselves:
(1) two teams – by the results of their games amongst themselves in the round robin games;
(2) more than two teams – by their runs against record in all the round robin games; the team with the lowest runs against is placed ahead of the others, the team with the second lowest runs against is placed ahead of the others, etc., until two team remain and then rank them by the results of their game(s) in the round robin; the winner is placed ahead of the loser.
C11.3 For a tied team “runs against” is the total number of runs scored by the specified opponents of that team.