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From dreaming as a kid to receiving the India cap at just 15. Vaibhav Suryavanshi's journey is truly special❤️
u/Ok-Flatworm-5872 — 24 hours ago
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Indian match winners
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u/Capable_Safe2182 — 1 day ago
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The day when Virat Kohli proved why he is called as King Kohli 👑💀
u/Many_Car949 — 3 days ago
A dedicated cricket fan undertook an intense, 12-day journey, traveling entirely by bicycle all the way from Odisha to Bengaluru just to meet his sporting idol, Hardik Pandya.
u/wingmanready — 4 days ago
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Rohit Sharma stepping out against Maxwell and *successfully* sending the ball into the stands.
u/UnlikelyAbility8767 — 3 days ago
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History paused for a moment, because the boy who worshipped Sachin once, had now finally stood beside him.🔥
u/RegularZucchini695 — 4 days ago
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What am I doing wrong?
Sometimes some players play too slow sometimes they have sr of 200+ is Bowler selection crucial too?
u/warlockzekrom — 4 days ago
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Stuart Broad thought he was facing a tail-ender... Jasprit Bumrah had other plans.
u/CycleLongjumping2972 — 5 days ago
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Even he himself cannot play that type of shots second time he made an impact like that !
u/CycleLongjumping2972 — 6 days ago
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Before celebrating Sanju’s wicket, Haris Rauf should’ve known who was coming in to bat next.
u/InboxGhost — 5 days ago
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Stokes bowled the ball and then decided to join the batsman on the floor
u/No-Raccoon-8202 — 6 days ago
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In my 2nd attempt!
In the 1st attempt, Virat scored 230 and lost by a very small margin. In the 2nd draft, his friend saved the match!
u/benjoel007 — 5 days ago
I'm building a cricket simulator game as a solo project. What features would make it addictive?
Hey everyone!
I've recently started building a cricket simulator game. It's just a passion project for now, but I want to make it feel different from the usual cricket games. Instead of focusing on graphics, I want the gameplay and decision-making to be the main attraction.
Right now I'm working on the basic match engine, but I'd love to hear ideas from people who enjoy cricket management/simulator games.
Some things I'm thinking about:
Realistic ball-by-ball simulation.
Batters adapting to bowlers over time.
Pitch conditions changing during the match.
Momentum and pressure affecting player performance.
Simple but meaningful captaincy decisions.
What are some small mechanics that would have a big impact on gameplay?
Also, what do you dislike about existing cricket games that you wish someone would fix?
I'm open to every suggestion, no matter how simple or crazy. Thanks!
u/ftnishvanth — 5 days ago
A few years ago, Jai Moondra left India to pursue his master's in Ireland. Until last year, he was working at Intel. Today, he's "Open to Work" on LinkedIn.
u/Main_Pay_is_back — 7 days ago
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Is there a more satisfying sight in cricket than Bumrah rattling the stumps? 🔥
u/Beneficial_Injury210 — 6 days ago