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The cited RajaBaji page names cricket among its subjects. MCC Law 16 explains the basic one-innings result by comparing totals: in a chase, reaching the target ends the match immediately; this page works through both cases and their limits.
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For a one-innings match under MCC Law 16, the team that scores more runs than the opponent wins. In a chase, the match ends as soon as the batting side reaches the target; the side does not have to bat through the scheduled overs. While the second side is still below the target, its score remains live and can still change.
Suppose one side completes its innings on 246, setting a target of 247. If the chasing side is all out on 243, the first side wins by 3 runs. If the chasing side reaches 247, it wins immediately; it does not need to use every scheduled ball. The 243 comparison applies only once that innings has ended, with the competition’s applicable conditions taken into account.
Equal totals do not create a winner under a simple greater-total test. The competition’s format may specify a tie procedure, a reserve method or an adjusted target after an interruption. Do not infer a winner from the raw total alone when a match has been shortened or its innings conditions differ. The governing playing conditions define the applicable method.
A cricket result settles at match level according to the event format. A fishing or casino round settles under that game’s own rules. The cited page names both kinds of subjects, but one does not explain the other. When reading a score, record which innings is complete, whether play is still live and whether a competition adjustment applies.
After the first innings sets a target, the chase ends when that target is reached or the innings ends; it need not run through all scheduled balls.
The side with 246 wins by 3 runs, assuming no format adjustment changes the result.
Not under the simple greater-total test; the competition format supplies any tie procedure.