Power Cricket T20

One good bat hit and ball is flying so fast that it leaves a flaming trail behind. Is it even possible to hit a cricket ball so hard? In 'Power Cricket' game it most certainly is. I am not a big fan of GangOfGamers, because of the too long intro ads, but they have a big number of cricket games, and that is why we often publish them on cricketgames247.com. In Power Cricket you can support your favourite team and participate in a competition which has a goal of winning one of the three greatest world cups. To beat your opponent and win the game you need to win certain number of points which is then published before each match.

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Dec 11, 2014

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What is it about

Cricket Power is t20 competition where one of the three winning trophies could be won: "Fairplay Cup", "Champions Cup" and "Power Cup". The team choice is complete: from West Indies, Sri Lanka and India, to Australian teams and New Zealand, England and South Africa. It is interesting that no matter which team I choose my opponent is always 'West Indies'. If I choose 'West Indies' then my opponent is Bangladesh while all other teams are locked (in the beginning at least). To win the first Fairplay match you need 38 points.

Instructions

Your role in this game is to control the batsman. By pressing the up arrow, you hit the 'straight shot'. Left and right arrows are used for 'hit shot on the left/right side'. The 'Power Shot' is an aggressive attacking shot played on the front foot, and you will engage it by pressing and holding a space bar while doing a hit.

'bowled', 'wide','missed', 'no ball' - these are the messages you will be seeing a lot until you learn how to properly hit the ball and score a 'run' or two.