One-day International

A One-day International (ODI) cricket match is a one-day cricket match played between two international teams each representing a particular country. This is a fairly recent development, considering that Test cricket has been played since the 19th century.

Players who have played for more than one team

As there are residency and/or nationality requirements that need to be met to represent a team at international level, usually a player will only represent one team in ODIs in his career. A small number of players have, however, played for more than one team. These include:

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• Clayton Lambert (West Indies and United States of America)
• Kepler Wessels (Australia and South Africa) Tests and One Day Internationals
• John Traicos (South Africa and Zimbabwe) Tests and One Day Internationals

Additionally, although Gavin Hamilton has only played ODIs for Scotland, he did represent England in one test match.

Related Topics:
Gavin Hamilton - Test match

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As a result of the World Cricket Tsunami Appeal match being given extraordinary ODI status, the following players have also played for more than one ODI side:

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• Abdul Razzaq (Pakistan, ACC Asian XI)
• Chris Cairns (New Zealand, ICC World XI)
• Rahul Dravid (India, ACC Asian XI)
• Stephen Fleming (New Zealand, ICC World XI)
• Sourav Ganguly (India, ACC Asian XI)
• Chris Gayle (West Indies, ICC World XI)
• Adam Gilchrist (Australia, ICC World XI)
• Darren Gough (England, ICC World XI)
• Matthew Hayden (Australia, ICC World XI)
• Sanath Jayasuriya (Sri Lanka, ACC Asian XI)
• Zaheer Khan (India, ACC Asian XI)
• Anil Kumble (India, ACC Asian XI)
• Brian Lara (West Indies, ICC World XI)
• Glenn McGrath (Australia, ICC World XI)
• Muttiah Muralitharan (Sri Lanka, ACC Asian XI)
• Ricky Ponting (Australia, ICC World XI)
• Kumar Sangakkara (Sri Lanka, ACC Asian XI)
• Virender Sehwag (India, ACC Asian XI)
• Chaminda Vaas (Sri Lanka, ACC Asian XI)
• Daniel Vettori (New Zealand, ICC World XI)
• Shane Warne (Australia, ICC World XI)
• Yousuf Youhana (Pakistan, ACC Asian XI)