Pocket Cricket

Discussion in 'Entertainment Lounge' started by Gazza, Dec 31, 2013.

  1. Sexysteve New Member

    If the timing was a tad more forgiving this would be pure gold.

    Would love to see left handed batsmen and a test edition.
     
  2. Jake A Pimpkins

    Much agree, the timing is complete bs.
     
  3. Alex AJ O'Driscoll

    Up to Round 4, won 3 in an absolute canter.
     
  4. Baxter MJ Deane

    How do people approach it? I've been grinding to like 10 off 50 balls to get some form and then rage when I get out soon after. I suck.
     
  5. Rego RS Hutchinson

    Very hard game. Reckon it could easily be implemented as an app. Would be awesome on a tablet.
     
    Last edited: Jan 2, 2014
  6. Weeman27bob BE Force

    Tend to go for about three an over trying to push it into space/hit boundaries in the gaps and then rage very hard when I nick four to the keeper in the space over two overs.
     
  7. Hunter AD Hunt

    Treat it like a real game of cricket. If you've got a new batsman in and it's full on the stumps, block it. If it's not, you nudge it around for 1s and 2s (with the odd boundary). If it's short and wide, you throw the kitchen sink at it (assuming the fielders are inside the ring where you're hitting it).
     
  8. Baxter MJ Deane

    I just leave, constantly.
     
  9. Hunter AD Hunt

    Just worked fine for me too.

    1. Bowled 56 (56)
    2. Caught 0 (2)
    3. Caught 29 (16)
    4. Not Out 30 (17)
    5. Not Out 16 (3)
     
  10. Escath LE Schaw

    Problem is there the RRR is really high and you can't just sit there waiting for your batsmen to get into form. There are also times where even trying to block it has a very narrow bar for you to hit.

    It's not so hard to time it relatively well most of the time. It is hard however to do it 120 times without too many mistakes
     
  11. AVA T Delonge

    Boland and Eggman guiding me to my first win.
     
  12. Rocks DN Boland

    Least I'm scoring some runs somewhere.
     
  13. Gazza GJ Weaver

    I go at 11's for the first 6-7 overs normally
     
  14. weldone RM Chowdhuri

    Timing is easy when batsman's form > bowler's form

    I'd sooo love the test edition too..
     
    Last edited: Jan 2, 2014
  15. weldone RM Chowdhuri

    Here is what I do in 50 over matches:

    I use 2 among the top 3 batsmen as aggressive strokemakers from the first ball (and the third batsman as a pure defensive bat who only takes singles in very easy deliveries).

    Scenario 1: If at least one of the 2 aggressive batsmen click for 8-10 overs then that's enough to dent the bowlers' form.
    Scenario 2: If they both fail and I lose 2 quick wickets then I take the difficult path of rebuilding.
     
    Last edited: Jan 2, 2014
  16. weldone RM Chowdhuri

    After the round 1 win my all-time global ranking is 257...will play round 2 today/tomorrow
     
  17. Dan DB Wayne

    Yeah, top game but very difficult. I keep getting bowled out for 20-odd.

    Compulsively hooking works well for me though; only way I score runs tbh.
     
  18. Jake A Pimpkins

    I get caught so much in this game. I really need to be more patient with guys at the crease. It's bs how if you try to cut/slash in the air to a wide ball you either get 6 or get caught by the guy in the ring, it never goes over for 4 or anything, even if you slightly mistime it you're basically gone lol.
     
  19. Jake A Pimpkins

    How high does batsman form go up to? I've never got it over like 1 :(
     
  20. hen da man HRT Daman

    I got up to 3 or so once iirc, guy was going great. Then he got out and it just went downhill.
     

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