The full form of ODI is One Day International.
ODI refers to a specific format of limited-overs cricket played between two teams that have been granted international status by the International Cricket Council (ICC). These matches are typically shorter and faster-paced compared to Test cricket, usually lasting for a single day.
Here's a breakdown:
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One Day: This signifies that the match is completed within a single day, although weather or other unforeseen circumstances can occasionally extend a match into a second day.
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International: This indicates that the competing teams represent different countries and have been recognized by the ICC.
ODI cricket is known for its exciting gameplay, strategic batting, and varied bowling tactics, making it a popular format for both players and fans worldwide. It is a major part of the international cricket calendar, including the prestigious Cricket World Cup which is played in the ODI format.
