This is the shorter version of the sport.
One-day cricket began between English county teams in the 1960s. The first one-day international was played in Melbourne in 1971.
One Day Internationals has become the popular version of the game because of the thrill involved. The aggressive batting entertains the spectators and often the match is not decided until the last ball is bowled.
One Day Internationals are also held under lights. These are called Day Night Matches.

Player - Score - Opponent - Venue - Year

Sachin Tendulkar - 200* - South Africa - 2010
Saed Anwar - 194 - India - Chennai - 1997
Vivian Richards - 189* - England - Manchester - 1984
Sanath Jaysuriya - 189 - India - Sharjah - 2000
Gary Kirsten - 188* - U.A.E - Rawalpindi - 1996
Sachin Tendulkar - 186* - New Zealand - Hyderabad - 1999
Sourav Ganguly - 183* - Sri Lanka - Taunton - 1999
Vivian Richards - 181 - Sri Lanka - Karachi - 1988
Kapil Dev - 175* - Zimbabwe - Trent Bridge - 1983
Mark Waugh - 173 - West Indies - Melbourne - 2001
Glenn Turner - 171* - East Africa - Bermingham - 1975