10 Top cricket games for PC/Android

There is a lot of interest in finding top cricket games for PC or android platform. The slideshow feature top5 android and top5 best ever PC cricket games. Enjoy and feel free to comment. P.S: Don Bradman Cricket 14, released earlier this year, will come out with the PC version at the end of this month. With the rave reviews it is getting for PS3 and Xbox 360, it’s sure to make it to this list. But for now, we’ve excluded it from the top 5. You can read more about it here.

#10 Cricket World Cup Fever

One of the most popular on the PlayStore, it has been viewed almost 75k times since its release in Nov2013. The games has fast controls and four different modes of play with 14 teams and 6 stadiums. The cameras show a cinematic view with Television broadcast style cameras. The PlayStore rating is 4.1.

#9 IPL Cricket Fever

In the hype of IPL, this android cricket game proves to be a visual treat. In full HD 3D graphics, the game comes in mere 25MBs. Download this game and challenge your friends and make high scores. The free game has an average rating of 4.0. However, the game does have a technical snag with the server as at times the game does not load.

#8 Kursi Cricket

Funny, isn't it? Same gameplay as Power Cricket but with a bit more fun and wit. It is very easy, just pick your favourite neta and country and beat the rest of the lot. The game also gives you a real time leaderboard of your neta and nation. The only thing that could not be explained is that why is the game been rated only a mere 3.9 on PlayStore

#7 Games2Win Power Cricket T20

Rated 4.1, this cricket game is really simple and to its core it is simple to play. The game features 9 international teams. Although you only have to batting in a monotony this games becomes a bore but only if you had played it to that level.

#6 Stick Cricket Premier League

The game tops the list for cricket games on android platform. SCPL is highly rated on the PlayStore at 4.6 ratings and if you had played the game, you know it deserves it. Going old school has really helped the developers.

In this game too, you only get to bat but the best part is, it is easy to play yet very hard to master. It has 2 leagues, 16 teams, 2 stadiums and a frenzy crowd. What’s more; you get to win virtual cash for appearances and hitting sixes. You can play as a captain and change your batting lineup and even recruit your own coach.

#5 NPower Cricket Test Series

Admit it, we all played this ultimate flash player cricket game in childhood. The game was very small in size and can easily be played with the help of the arrow keys itself.

The game was joyful to play. You had to chase targets by batting with timing. Enough said you all have played this exciting game.

#4 Brian Lara International Cricket 2007

This cricket game grew remarkably popular and was claimed to a best seller. It was also known as Ricky Ponting International Cricket 2007 in some parts of the world.

The game is based simply on the ICC Cricket World 2007 and it features 16 finalists teams from the 2007 event. The graphics was distinct and pleasing but not as great as we see these days.

#3 Ashes Cricket 2009

Although the game has an update in Ashes Cricket 2013 (which turned out to be a HUGE disaster), I wanted to keep in core and vintage games. The game was published by Codemasters (yes, they developed IGI series too).

The game has umpire reviews using Hawk-Eye visualizations during the play. The games boasts of an intuitive, interactive bowling control scheme and dynamic and engaging batting; with greater coverage and shot choices than any previous cricket games.

#2 Cricket Coach 2012

Latest in this list for PC cricket games, Cricket Coach 2012 is the leading cricket simulation game for Windows and it is also available for Mac.

The game also features Indian and Australian franchise leagues that too with player auctions. The player database has an astonishing 1000 entirely new players. You can plan your strategies, pick your team and win to glory.

#1 EA Sports Cricket 2007

Legend has it, this game was most popular and was played all over the globe. It can still be found with some PC gamers; I too have it for that matter. At that time too, it had enhanced graphics. You could even set your own field.

Play for domestic tropies or go on a long tour, and then there were these Ashes scenarios where you had to complete certain tasks. It gave to freedom to create your own player and watch him play for your country. Best ever and still the best of the lot.