ODI (One Day International)

An One Day International (ODI) is a format of cricket played between two international teams, where each team faces a fixed number of 50 overs (sets of six balls). The game typically lasts around 8 hours, including breaks. The objective is to score more runs than the opponent within the limited overs. ODIs combine the strategies of both batting and bowling and are popular for their fast-paced, exciting gameplay. This format is widely watched, especially during international tournaments, and offers a balanced mix of skill, strategy, and entertainment.