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A One Day international is ill-defined within [[DWU]] narratives. In the real world, however, an ODI is a cricket match with a predetermined, limited number of [[over (cricket)|over]]s — that is, scoring opportunities — such that the match can be concluded in a single day. | A One Day international is ill-defined within [[DWU]] narratives. In the real world, however, an ODI is a cricket match with a predetermined, limited number of [[over (cricket)|over]]s — that is, scoring opportunities — such that the match can be concluded in a single day. | ||
This differs from | This differs from {{w|test cricket}}, whose matches can be played across multiple days. | ||
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[[Category:Cricket]] | [[Category:Cricket]] | ||
Revision as of 21:24, 10 August 2012
A One Day International was a type of cricket match. The Sixth Doctor once tried to get Flip Jackson to watch the fifth 2006 ODI between Australia and South Africa on the Time-Space Visualiser, but she claimed to be more a fan of bowls than cricket. (BFA: The Fourth Wall)
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A One Day international is ill-defined within DWU narratives. In the real world, however, an ODI is a cricket match with a predetermined, limited number of overs — that is, scoring opportunities — such that the match can be concluded in a single day.
This differs from test cricket, whose matches can be played across multiple days.
