Twenty20 International

A men's or women's international cricket match in which each team can bat for up to 20 overs. The format brings the rules of Twenty20 cricket to matches between national teams.

Powerplay (cricket): A period in limited-overs cricket when restrictions limit the fielding team's placement of players. Fielding restrictions in the opening overs encourage aggressive scoring.
Twenty20 Cup: The English domestic cricket competition that introduced the Twenty20 format in 2003. Its success helped prompt cricket boards to adopt the format internationally.
T20 International status: Recognition that a Twenty20 match between teams meets the International Cricket Council's criteria for official international status. Status determines which matches count in official T20I records.
One Day International: An international limited-overs cricket match in which each team can bat for up to 50 overs. ODIs allow 30 more overs per innings than T20Is.
Duckworth–Lewis–Stern method: A mathematical method for setting revised targets in rain-affected limited-overs cricket matches. It can reset the target when weather interrupts a T20I.
Australia national cricket team: Australia's national cricket team, representing the country in international matches. Australia and New Zealand played the first men's Twenty20 international in 2005.
ICC Men's T20I Team Rankings: The International Cricket Council's ranking table for men's national teams in Twenty20 internationals. The rankings compare national teams using their T20I results.
Test cricket: The longest international cricket format, played over up to five days with two innings per team. Test matches allow extended innings rather than a 20-over limit.
Super Over: A one-over-per-side tiebreaker used to decide limited-overs cricket matches that end level. It can determine a winner when a T20I is tied.
New Zealand national cricket team: New Zealand's national cricket team, representing the country in international matches. New Zealand hosted the inaugural men's T20 international against Australia.

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