Players can also share their scores on social media or email them to friends and a search icon that appears at the end of the game (you’ve only got one wicket to play with), enables users to jump to a search about the Champions Trophy and find out more about the competition. Just watch out for the bowling variations. The controls are simple – one click swings the bat – but just like the real thing it’s all about the timing in this game.īringing back memories of PC classic Stick Cricket, it does a fine job of introducing those not familiar with the sport to its basics. Released to mark the start of the ICC Champions Trophy, the Doodle sees players take on the role of a pair of crickets(get it?), batting against a fielding side composed of snails. Google Doodles have been home to great mini-games in the past, but the latest animated time-killer might be the best so far. Your goal is to hit the ball as far as possible to earn lots of points. In this game you control a team of cricket playing crickets against the slow, yet very skillful snails. You can play this game online and for free on. They wrote, “As Covid-19 continues to impact communities around the world, people and families everywhere are spending more time at home.Google creates awesome cricket game Doodle to mark start of the Champions Trophy 10 months ago Doodle Cricket is a lovely and really fun google doodle cricket game. Google also explained their motive behind launching this 10 game series. It had recently also paid homage to healthcare workers who are at the forefront of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic with a Doodle. Google, on Monday, had brought the iconic ‘Coding’ game from 2017, which was created to celebrate 50 years of Kids Coding and now it has released a cricket game. You can bat by tapping on the yellow bat button placed at the bottom.It will take you to an interactive cricket game between snails and hummingbirds.This is one of the most interesting games where you get the feeling of being in a stadium and batting.

This doodle was originally released in 2017 to celebrate the launch of ICC Champions Trophy. If you click on the doodle, it takes you to a game where you play cricket on a pitch.

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