A simple and quick game letting you bat a full 20 over game of cricket.
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| Naam | Traffic Light Cricket Free |
|---|---|
| Versie | 2.0.12 |
| Update | 21 mrt. 2016 |
| Grootte | 16 MB |
| Categorie | Sportgames |
| Installaties | 100K+ |
| Ontwikkelaar | Henry Anderson |
| Android OS | Android 4.0+ |
| Google Play ID | air.TLCtwenty20Free |
Traffic Light Cricket Free · Schermafbeeldingen
Traffic Light Cricket Free · Beschrijving
*The free version is limited to 5 overs*
*The free version is limited to 4 games/Group stage only*
A simple and quick game to test your shot selection. Use the ‘traffic lights’ to help your make your decision which shot you play.
The bowler and batsman lights show you the form/confidence of the player. Use this to help decide if you can dominate the bowler or play a more defensive game to keep the scoreboard ticking over.
The bowling traffic lights show you how dangerous the ball is with ‘red’ being the most dangerous and ‘green’ being the poorest.
You then use the batsman traffic light buttons to play your shot. Red - a high scoring but risky shot. Amber - a low scoring fairly risky shot. Green – lower scoring but safe shot.
So, for example, a batsman low on confidence trying to ‘slog’ a bowler high on confidence bowling a great ball may be heading back to the pavilion quicker than an England batsman in Australia.
Game types:
‘Classic’: Based on just shot selection and ability of the player.
OR
‘Slow’, ‘Medium’ and ‘Fast’: Based on just shot selection and ability of the player plus your ability to hit the ball.
Target:
On these levels you can reduce the target to be reach by selecting ‘Easy’, ‘Medium’, ‘Hard’ or 'Impossible'. Selecting ‘Easy’ will give you a vastly reduced target to reach.
*The free version is limited to 4 games/Group stage only*
A simple and quick game to test your shot selection. Use the ‘traffic lights’ to help your make your decision which shot you play.
The bowler and batsman lights show you the form/confidence of the player. Use this to help decide if you can dominate the bowler or play a more defensive game to keep the scoreboard ticking over.
The bowling traffic lights show you how dangerous the ball is with ‘red’ being the most dangerous and ‘green’ being the poorest.
You then use the batsman traffic light buttons to play your shot. Red - a high scoring but risky shot. Amber - a low scoring fairly risky shot. Green – lower scoring but safe shot.
So, for example, a batsman low on confidence trying to ‘slog’ a bowler high on confidence bowling a great ball may be heading back to the pavilion quicker than an England batsman in Australia.
Game types:
‘Classic’: Based on just shot selection and ability of the player.
OR
‘Slow’, ‘Medium’ and ‘Fast’: Based on just shot selection and ability of the player plus your ability to hit the ball.
Target:
On these levels you can reduce the target to be reach by selecting ‘Easy’, ‘Medium’, ‘Hard’ or 'Impossible'. Selecting ‘Easy’ will give you a vastly reduced target to reach.
