Run Chase in Cricket
In cricket, a 'run chase' refers to the second innings of a match where the team batting second attempts to score more runs than the total set by the first team. A successful run chase means the second team reaches or surpasses the target score, winning the match. High run chases, like the one by Sri Lanka, are considered remarkable achievements.
In the news
- Sri Lanka Achieves Second-Highest ODI Run Chase, Overshadowing Harry Brook's Record Double Century In cricket, a 'run chase' refers to the second innings of a match where the team batting second attempts to score more runs than the total set by the first team. A successful run chase means the second team reaches or surpasses the target score, winning the match. High run chases, like the one by Sri Lanka, are considered remarkable achievements.