Cricket World Cup Super League Rules Explained
The Cricket World Cup Super League is the qualification pathway for the ICC Men\“s Cricket World Cup. This league features 13 teams playing 8 series each （4 home and 4 away） of three One Day Internationals （ODIs）.Teams earn 10 points for a win, 5 for a tie/no result/abandoned match, and 0 for a loss. The top seven teams plus hosts India automatically qualify for the World Cup, while the remaining teams enter the World Cup Qualifier.
This league ensures more context and competitiveness to bilateral ODI cricket while providing a structured qualification process. Each series carries significant importance as teams battle for direct World Cup qualification spots.
The Super League has brought more meaning to ODI cricket outside major tournaments and has helped associate nations get regular competition against full members.
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