Cricket Bowl
Bowl a good ball: stop the line on the stumps, then the length on the mark. Twelve balls against a rival bowler.
- Sports
- Free, plays in your browser
- Mouse, touch or keyboard
- Added 30 October 2026
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Cricket Bowl
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A real run of the game, recorded with captions and no sound.
How to play
- Every ball has two steps. First stop the line cursor on the 🎯 mark, the line of the stumps.
- Then stop the length cursor on the good length mark. Press STOP, tap the meter, or press Space.
- A ball scores 0 to 10 by how close you were on both steps. The rival bowler bowls at the same marks.
- After twelve balls the higher total wins, and the cursors speed up a little every ball.
Controls: mouse, touch or keyboard. Made by CalcoTools.
Tips and strategy
- The line and length marks change each ball: look first, then bowl.
- Twelve balls is a long game: keep steady rather than rushing.
- Early balls are slow, so aim for 9s and 10s while it is easy.
- You can use Space for quick, repeatable timing.
FAQ
- What is a good length?
- Here it is simply the length mark the meter shows for each ball.
- Do I bowl overs?
- No. It is twelve single balls.
- Does the batter score runs?
- No. Only your accuracy counts, compared with the rival bowler.
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