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The first ODI cricket match was played in Melbourne in 1972. Though a relatively recent invention, One Day International cricket has turned into a very popular form of cricket, and this format has come to be used to play the Cricket World Cup. The introduction of One Day International matches led to the introduction of coloured uniforms for the different teams and the use of floodlights, enabling matches being played at night. If you don’t have the time or the patience to sit through a Test match but do enjoy the buzz in a cricket stadium during a live cricket match, you should get tickets for your favourite team when they are playing their next ODI. Why not secure your tickets now for the One Day International England - Australia 2009 at Lord’s? One Day International tickets for all matches are available here, so purchase your One Day International tickets right now at Worldticketshop.com - Your ticket to Fun!

An ODI competition match usually takes place on one day, although it may be extended over the next day if the event is interrupted by adverse weather conditions. Each team plays one inning of 50 overs; this means that the first team sets the target score, and the second team knows in an often electrifying second inning what they need to score in order to win. Is your favourite national team one of the Test playing nations, or has your favourite cricket team been granted temporary ODI status, you should definitely secure tickets some time to see your team play in an ODI competition. Check out our One Day International cricket tickets section for upcoming One Day International matches, and get One Day International cricket tickets online at Worldticketshop.com - Your Ticket to Fun!

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