In cricket one over eliminator via boundary count back?

In cricket, a one-over eliminator (OOE) is a tiebreaking format used in limited-overs matches when teams are tied at the end of their innings. If the match goes to an OOE, each team faces one over to score as many runs as possible. If still tied after the OOE, the winner is determined by a boundary count back, where the team with the most boundaries scored throughout the entire match is declared the winner. This method ensures a definitive outcome while maintaining excitement in the game.