ODI series

An ODI (One Day International) series is a cricket competition between two teams, where each team plays a fixed number of matches—usually five or seven—over a short period. Each match is completed within one day, with a set number of overs (usually 50 per side). The team that scores more runs wins that match, and the series outcome is determined by the total wins across all matches. ODIs are one of the main formats in international cricket, combining elements of skill, strategy, and entertainment within a condensed timeframe.