Graham Gooch's Test Cricket

Sonic Cricket is a mobile game developed by the Indian developer, Studio Lakshyaby, and published by UTV Indiagames in cooperation with Sega. Released exclusively in India, the game was a part of the Sonic 20th anniversary celebration.

Smash sixes. Sign superstars. Captain your Twenty20 cricket team to global Stick Cricket Super League glory. Take full control of your mobile cricket game career - and your own T20 cricket team - as a top flight franchise player. Stick Cricket Super League, the follow up to Stick Cricket Premier League, offers fans of cricket games the chance to:

Be a Cricket Team Owner, Captain & Coach as you train your players from Rookies into World Class Superstars, all while playing the game. Represent the Indian Cricket Team or select from a host of National Teams - Australia, England or South Africa - in your quest for the Cricket World Cup. Battle against the world’s greatest bowlers, bash ‘n’ smash your favourite shots & watch the ball disappear into the crowd.

WCC3 is a next-gen sequel to the World’s No. 1 mobile cricket game - World Cricket Championship 2 (WCC2), the most downloaded & awarded game. WCC3 takes the excitement of realism in mobile cricket a notch higher with cutting-edge gameplay features, brand new controls, multiplayer, professional commentary, exciting animations, real-time motion capture of professional cricketers, & advanced AI. The most realistic cricket game on a phone! WCC3 is a game by cricket lovers for cricket lovers!

Cricket 2004 is based on the sport of Cricket, developed by HB Studios for the EA Sports catalog. It features full day-night matches, all new weather effects and pitch types. The game contains the licenses of all the international teams registered to the International Cricket Council for the year 2003, with the official Cricket 2003 World Cup fully playable along with many more tournaments. Domestic Teams for England and Australian leagues are fully licensed.

Bruce Jenner's World Class Decathlon is a remake of the classic title released for 8-bit computers: Daley Thompson's Decathlon. Unlike other button mashers such as those released by Epyx, it focuses on a stats system and career development. As seasons pass by, the player grows from a rookie to, if successful, a world class competitor, by assigning skill points to key areas required to succeed in decathlon: throwing, running, jumping, etc. However, more important than anything else is stamina. As decathlon puts athletes in a strenuous 5 events per day, if the player gives everything in the early events, the legs will start failing in the 400 m (day 1) and the 1500 m (day 2) runs.