Save Your Balls
In this game we play only with cricket balls. No players, no judges. Good and bad balls come and go and your job is to collect only the good ones and avoid the bad ones. Only one bad ball is enough for you to be put out. We advise that you should try the practice mode first. After that you can play one of the 3 levels: easy, medium or hard. The levels differentiate by the number of balls, so the bad ones are much harder to avoid. There are 10 wickets on each level, which means that you get to be put out 10 times. The idea is to collect the maximum points, so called 'runs'.
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Dec 07, 2013
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About the Game
There are 'good' and 'bad' balls in the game of cricket. Some of the bad balls are those which dismiss the batsman. For example, the batsman is out bowled if the ball hits and knocks out his wicket. LBW is a short for leg before wicket and this call can be made by the umpire if the player tried to stop the ball from knocking down the wicket, either by using his leg or any other part of the body. There is mention of other 'bad' balls in the game, for example 'caught' and 'run out'. Good balls are of course those which bring points - when you make a 'run' or more: 2,3,4 or 6. To achieve that, the player must hit the ball with the bat.
