Domestic One-Day Competitions are limited-overs cricket tournaments held within a country. These matches typically consist of 50 overs per side and are played between regional or franchise teams. The format allows for a faster-paced game, making it exciting for fans and players alike. These competitions serve as a platform for players to showcase their skills and gain selection for national teams. They often feature a round-robin format, leading to knockout stages, culminating in a final match. Popular examples include the Vijay Hazare Trophy in India and the Royal London One-Day Cup in England.