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|2021<br>''[[2021 MCF World ODI Cup|Details]]'' | |2021<br>''[[2021 MCF World ODI Cup|Details]]'' | ||
|{{team flag|Lamantia}} | |{{team flag|Lamantia}} | ||
|{{Team flag|Raspur|cricket}} | |{{Team flag big|Raspur|cricket}}<small>260/2 (50 overs)</small> | ||
|'''49 runs''' | |'''49 runs''' | ||
|{{Team flag|Mercury|cricket}} | |{{Team flag big|Mercury|cricket}}<small>211/7 (50 overs)</small> | ||
</small> | |{{Team flag big|New Sussex|cricket}}<small>211/9 (42.4 overs)</small> | ||
|{{Team flag|New Sussex|cricket}} | |||
|'''1 wicket''' | |'''1 wicket''' | ||
|{{Team flag|Nova English Korea|cricket}} | |{{Team flag big|Nova English Korea|cricket}}<small>210/7 (50 overs)</small> | ||
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[[Category:Cricket]] | [[Category:Cricket]] | ||
[[Category:World Cups]] | [[Category:World Cups]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:18, 28 October 2021
The MCF World ODI Cup is the highest level of international one-day cricket organised by the MCF, the sport's governing body on the planet of Micras.
The inaugural edition of the tournament was scheduled for 2017 but was abandoned following the completion of the qualifying stages for unknown reasons. Initially scheduled biennially to be held on alternate years to the MCF World T20 Cup, dormancy within the MCF led to no competition at all in 2019. From 2021, a revived MCF aims to return to the biennial scheduling, with the tournament's results to count towards the medals awarded in the restructured Micras Games.
Previous tournaments
| Year | Host | Winners | Margin | Runners-up | Third Place | Margin | Fourth Place |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2017 Details |
 Fort Kolgrad
|
Tournament abandoned | |||||
| 2021 Details |
Lamantia
|
 Raspur |
49 runs |  Mercury |
 New Sussex |
1 wicket |  Nova English Korea |
