16 nations uptill 2009
ODI stands for One Day International. It's a form of cricket in which two teams from different nations play each other each receiving about 50 overs of batting and bowling each.
Kepler Wessels- South Africa and Australia
James hayter AFC bournemouth
One-Day International cricket is a shortened form of the full game of cricket. The games are played to a previously-agreed number of overs, usually fifty in this form, by teams representing individual ICC nations.
Cricket has a distinct English heritage. Almost all countries who regularly play cricket (especially international cricket) are members of the Commonwealth of Nations (primarily nations formerly part of the British Empire) or have otherwise had extensive English contact over the years.Only one South American nation fits this description: Guyana, but Guyana plays cricket as part of the West Indies.That being said, Argentina is actually an Associate Member of the International Cricket Council, meaning they have an established cricket organization but are not among the highest class of competing nations. Other South American nations are slowly getting into the game as well. Still, the interest in cricket in South America pales against that of futbol (soccer).
Cricket is not played by enough nations. Only 10 nations play test cricket so it is not included.
All the commonwealth nations are capable to be on an INTERNATIONAL LEVEL in Cricket The teams who have acquired the Test status include INDIA, South Africa, New Zealand, Australia, West Indies, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, England, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Bangladesh Also look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cricket for more knowledge about this helps you out in detail if anything
he game of cricket has a known history spanning from the 16th century to the present day, with international matches played since 1844, although the official history of international Test cricket began in 1877. During this time, the game developed from its origins in England into a game which is now played professionally in most of theCommonwealth of Nations.
16
The term international means between two nations. If you are at the international terminal of the airport it is because you are travelling from one nation to a different nation.
The United Nations is an organization made up of several different countries. The purpose of the United Nations is to promote international peace. The United Nations was founded in 1945.