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ODI cricket is a cricket format in which two teams play each other in a 50 overs per side match. It was first played in 1970s due to a rainwashed test, but since has gained acceptance in response to Test cricket's waning popularity. It has now become a widely used format at both the domestic and international levels.

International Cricket Council is in charge of planning and directing cricket events all over the world as the sport's international governing body. The ICC was established in 1909, and Dubai, United Arab Emirates, serves as its administrative centre. The group is in charge of managing international cricket competitions and events, establishing and upholding the sport's rules and regulations, and promoting cricket internationally. The official rankings for cricket teams and players are also maintained by the ICC, and the organization's decisions and policies have a big influence on the expansion and development of cricket as a sport.

The "God of Cricket," Sachin Tendulkar, is revered for his unrivalled talent and accomplishments in the game. The highest run-scorer in both Test and One Day International cricket, he amassed over 34,000 runs in international cricket, including 100 international centuries. Tendulkar was equally at ease playing against pace and spin, and his technique, hand-eye coordination, and desire for runs were unmatched. He was renowned for his modesty and sportsmanship off the pitch.

The oldest and most widely recognised type of cricket is test cricket. It has enthralled viewers all around the world for more than a century because it is a genuine test of talent, endurance, and mental toughness. We shall go over all there is to know about test cricket in this article.

Cricket is played all over the world and everyone has their own separate way of playing the sport. For some it may be box cricket for some it may be in the grounds. But ICC, the highest Governing body in the sport recognizes three formats: Tests, ODIs and T20. We take a deep dive into all these three topics and explore cricket through them.