Owzthat! The traditional Cricket game for all weathers - basic version

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At the end of the contest or league, the users with the highest points will win real money prizes. The prize money depends on the number of users participating in the contest and the entry fee for the contest. However, like any other fantasy sports app, this one can be addictive, and users may spend a lot of time and money playing the game. Addictive All 3 main version of the game are all included: test matches, 50 over One Day Internationals, and Twenty20 games. You can use the names of international players, state / county sides, your own club-mates, or why not combine them and play yourself in the England team in the Ashes

During long summer school holidays that stretched out as endlessly as a Boycott innings, there was one, indomitable saving grace when it rained. a flash drive containing templates for all the probability sheets and score sheets (no need to buy special scorebooks or pads from me – simply print as many of your own as you want, when you need them). In essence though, it involved rolling a pencil to decide if the batsmen scored 1,2,3,4, 6 or was out. If out, the same pencil (or another if you were particularly flash) equated to either not out, caught, LBW, etc. Player die has 6 options marked '1', '2', '3', '4', 'owzthat', and '6'. Umpire die also has 6 options marked 'bowled', 'stumped', 'caught', 'not out', 'no ball', and 'LBW' respectively.In my excitement this time, which batsmen were meant to be on strike and whether the batting stats and bowling analysis bore any relation to one another is something of a guilty admission. All of which prompted a decision to crank open the Owzthat dice for another game; the first for donkey’s years; to see how an England XI would fare against a Yorkshire XI from down the years. Whether this was due to poor bowling or the fact that these particular dice seemed to have worn certain grooves that meant the chances of them landing on four or six were greatly increased, who’s to say. Wrapped tightly in a set of paper instructions for the game are two metal dice; a mode of dismissals one with NOT OUT, STUMPED etc in red lettering on each side while its stubbier cousin has 1,2,3,4, OWZTHAT and 6. In less time than I played one inning by hand I was able to play both innings of the same match I posted earlier. Here is the result if anyone is interested.

The game is usually played between two players, but can be played alone. It is played with two six-sided long dice and a paper scorecard. One die, the batting die, is labelled 1, 2, 3, 4, 'owzthat' and 6. The second die, the umpire die, is labelled 'bowled', 'stumped', 'caught', 'not out', 'no ball', and 'L.B.W.'. Fred Trueman and Darren Gough opened for Yorkshire and would have been appalled at their economy rate as sixes and fours were biffed with alarming regularity.On another day, the moustachioed Essex opener with the three-pound SS tree trunk and England’s leading run-scorer in Tests would have scored 5,908-0 but therein lies the power and mystic of this dice game. The player keeps rolling batting die and adds score to the batsman's score until 'owzthat' turns up. Here you will find the greatest variety of free online games, enjoy the world of GabiGames.co – Free Online Games at https://gabigames.co