Answer :
Final answer:
In a cricket match where Team A scores 173 all out and Team B scores 173 for 3 at the game's end, the result is a tie because both teams have the same number of runs.
Explanation:
In a one-innings match limited by time, where Team A scored 173 all out and Team B scored 173 for 3 wickets at the end of the game, the result would be a tie. Both teams have scored the same number of runs, but because Team B has not surpassed Team A's score with the loss of all their wickets or within the stipulated time limit, they have not won the game, nor has Team A because they did not prevent Team B from equaling their score. Such a result is uncommon in cricket but is recognized as a tied match rather than a draw, which requires that the game be undecided without the scores being equal at the conclusion of play.
