ODI cricket uses 50 overs per side. A bowler may bowl up to 10 overs in an innings, with adjustments for rain-reduced matches or other exceptional formats. Key points:

• Each team faces 50 overs in their innings, making the standard ODI a 50-over-per-side format.
• A single bowler is limited to a maximum of 10 overs in an innings, which helps spread bowling duties among multiple players.