The Cricket Game

The Cricket Game puts you at the crease. The camera sits behind the batter with the whole pitch in front of you: read the line and length, move across your crease, then time your shot into the gap. How it plays • One stick and one button. Slide across the crease before the ball is bowled; when your stance locks, aim anywhere and tap to play the shot. Turn on Loft to hit over the fielders. • Five levels from Gully to Legend: the higher you climb, the smaller the window for a perfect shot on the timing ring. • Run between the wickets, turn back, or dive for the crease. Ways to play • Play Now: one-tap chases with a fresh target every time. Win every level over 5, 10 and 20 overs to complete the chase ladder. • Match Day: call the toss, then bat first to set a target or chase one, with the other innings played out over by over. • Two Players: pass one phone between you and chase the same target in the same conditions. • Practice: nets with no score to protect. Cricket the way it looks on TV • 75 teams, from international sides to seven fictional franchise leagues, and 37 grounds by day, at dusk or under lights. • Umpires signal every decision (out, not out, four, six, wide, no-ball), with a close-up for the big moments. • Automatic replays, scorecards and your match history. Plays offline. No ads, no in-app purchases and no account. Your records stay on your phone. The players, franchises and grounds in The Cricket Game are fictional. The game is not endorsed by any player, team, board or league.

• Bat with the phone upright: Settings → Portrait play (test). Flick to play your shot • New players get short tips that light up each control. Skip them any time • Settings → Batting view: zoom in as the bowler runs in, stay zoomed in, or stay zoomed out • Play Now: bat first and set a total, or chase one. 5, 10, 20 or 50 overs • The stick moves at full speed and aims with a light push • Nine new batting animations, and sharper players