ODi's have a real place in the game, and I hope they don't become too influenced by the Twenty20 game. Kevin Pietersen has proved that ODi's allow you to build an innings but remain positive and hit sixes. I've only just gained an interest in the ODi game, with England's recent improvements, and they're brilliant. Many people complain about the "boring" middle overs, but the middle overs were the ones where England started to attack and started to build their innings. A teams overall quality is also seen by ODi's, as bad teams cannot escape the 50 over games, and the poor quality will be shown, as seen by NZ today. I hope all 3 formats remain in as pure format as possible, cricket's the greatest game in the world, and should not be changed too much.