Follow On is related to which of the following cricket formats?

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1. Definition: The "follow-on" is when the team that batted first can ask the team batting second to bat again immediately if the second team’s first-innings score is sufficiently behind.
2. Applicable formats: This rule exists in multi-day (first-class) cricket matches — primarily Test matches — because those matches allow two innings per side. Limited-overs formats (One Day Internationals and T20s) have only one innings per side, so a follow-on is not possible there.
3. Follow-on margin (for context): Under the Laws of Cricket the lead required to enforce the follow-on depends on match length; for a 5-day match (standard Test) the required lead is $200$ runs (other margins: 3–4 day = $150$, 2 day = $100$, 1 day = $75$).

Conclusion: "Follow On" is related only to Test (multi-day first-class) matches.

FINAL_ANSWER: b

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