It’s a TIE! Worcestershire Rapids and Notts Outlaws T20 Classic – Highlights | Vitality Blast 2021

England & Wales Cricket Board published this video item, entitled “It’s a TIE! Worcestershire Rapids and Notts Outlaws T20 Classic – Highlights | Vitality Blast 2021” – below is their description.

Watch how the final over unfolded, as Worcestershire Rapids and Notts Outlaws ended in a nail-biting tie.

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