World Cricket Championship 2 - Cricket simulation game

Welcome to the Next Generation in Mobile Cricket Gaming! Every cricket lover can now have the most advanced 3D mobile cricket game in the palm of their hands! You can play the maximum number of cricket shots including the famous Dil-scoop, the Helicopter shot and the Uper-Cut! This is a game built for you, the cricket fan! You have loads to look forward to! You can customize your players and cheer your team with customized banners! You can also look forward to scintillating animations, more cricketing venues, new controls, and new camera angles! ‘World Cricket Championship 2’ has features that make it the most dynamic and versatile game in the world of mobile cricket. Be prepared for insane fun!

Features:

- Online and Offline 1v1 Multiplayer via Online Rivals and Local Rivals

- Ashes to Ashes Test Tournament

- 150 different batting animations and 28 different bowling actions

- Rain Interruption, D/L Method

- Hot-Spot & Ultra Edge for LBW and Edge

- Enjoy the Blitz Tournament for free!

- Electrifying fielding with stunning diving catches & quick throws to surprise the opponent

- Challenging AI opponent

- Realistic ball physics which responds to the pitch (Dead, Dusty, Green)

- Player attributes – Players gain extra skills for consistent performance

- 18 different international teams, 10 domestic teams, 42 different stadiums. TEST Cricket, Hot Events and more than 11 tournaments including World Cup, World 20-20 Cup, Blitz Tournament and ODI Series

- The Gangs of Cricket mode where the user can form gangs and compete in challenges

- Challenge A Friend mode enables the user to challenge your friends

- Batsman may get injured for poor shot selection

- The emotions of the fielders vary according to the circumstances of the match

- Cinematic cameras and real-time lighting enhance the visual appeal

- 3D Wagon wheel with dynamic game data

- Hawk-eye view for bowling summary & for LBW appeals

- 3D Bar chart for innings run scored

- Ultra slow motion Action replays with multiple camera angles

- Over 40+ in-game camera angles

- Two different batting controls (Classic & Pro)

- Two different batting camera settings (Bowler’s end & Batsman’s end)

- Fielders are configured with advanced ball-head coordination system

- Professional English and Hindi commentary with dynamic ground sounds

- Night mode in Quickplay and all tournaments with LED stumps

- Batting Timing Meter to time your lofted shots

- Manual Field placement to control your opponent in All modes

- Share and save game highlights generated at the end of the match

- A user can edit the playing 11 team, player names, and their roles

- Misfielding, stunning wicketkeeper catches, quick stumping & tight 3rd umpire decisions to create a realistic cricketing experience

- New fielding, umpire, toss animations, and 110+ new batting shots

- Battle-tested and updated engine to provide fluid 30fps gaming on most mid-range devices

Awards & Recognition:

- App Annie Report - Top Games by Time Spent, India 2016

- App Annie Report - Top Games by MAU, India 2016, 2017 & 2018

- Winner NASSCOM Gaming Forum Awards 2015 'Game of the Year' People’s Choice Award

- Google play store - Best games of 2015, 2016 & 2017

- Google play store - Most social games of 2017

Permissions Required:

GET_ACCOUNTS - To Sign-in into the game using your Google account

READ_PHONE_STATE - Enables us to send you push notifications on various updates & offers

Recommended System Specifications:

- Android OS: 4.1 or higher

- 2GB RAM

World Cricket Championship 2 Beginner’s Guide: Tips, Cheats & Tricks to Become a World Class Cricketer

1. Master Control Of The Cricket Bat

A batsman is a key player in the game of cricket and as the controller of all batsmen on your team, it is vital that you should learn to control your shots like a pro. The best tip for mastering control of the bat is to start practicing the swiping movements on the screen needed to hit shots. There are two types of shot combinations in the game and knowing when to use which type of shot is essential to your making a high score with your batsman during the innings. Having a good idea of the pros and cons of each type of shot and the best times to utilize them will give you a definite edge over other players and you will be able to make much faster progress in World Cricket Championship 2.

Lofted Shots

Although not mentioned in the game mechanics, this type of shot is also known as the “power shot” because it packs a powerful hit from your batsman. Ideally you should be able to hit a six, which is the highest run in the game, every time you hit a loft shot with perfect timing. However achieving perfect timing on all your shots is not as easy as it sounds. The in game tutorial will offer no help to you on perfecting the shots and it is only through sheer practice that you will be able to master this sense of striking the ball. A very handy tip to keep in mind while you are on the batting end is to wait for the last possible moment before swiping across the screen to hit the ball with your bat. This is because when your batsman is in the Lofted Shot pose, he leaves the entire wicket below his waist exposed to the oncoming ball.

Needless to say, this means that if you badly time the swipe and miss the shot, it will almost always lead to you being bowled out or a “Leg Before Wicket” dismissal. Therefore while the Lofted Shot provides a huge amount of power and the ability to score multiple boundaries in a row, it is not always the safest choice. You should especially take caution while trying to play Lofted Shots while facing spin type bowlers as the ball can move in an unexpected direction quite suddenly leading to a quick loss of wickets at your end. Practice as much as you can and your efforts will be rewarded when you finally learn to time every shot to score a perfect sixer!

Ground Drive Shots

If you are a fan of watching live cricket games, you will agree with the fact that most of the innings of any batsman is based on easing the ball through the gaps in the field and trying to score runs by running between the wickets. This technique applies to the virtual matches you will be playing in World Cricket Championship 2 as well. Ground Drive shots are the bread and butter of any good batsman and the highest amount of runs you can score using this shot is a “4”.

It is also much easier for newer players to get familiarized with because unlike the Lofted Shot, these shots can be played while your batsman is in the default stance. This means that there is no need to tap a button to switch the stance and this saves a lot of time and worry on the batting end for new players. Another huge advantage of maintaining the default stance through most of your innings is the safety it provides against being dismissed as your batsman is covering the wicket at all times. Therefore if you are a new player and want to play the safe way to the top, choosing the ground drive shots over the lofted shots in uncertain situations is the way to go forward.

2. Batting Order And Lineup

While playing World Cricket Championship 2, you control the players on the field as well as manage the entire team as a coach. This means taking critical decisions about which players to send as opening batsmen for your team and deciding the overall batting order. Even though it seems like a very trivial thing, your opening batsmen are actually the players who establish your suprrmacy in the innings. If the opening is weak, it will be very hard for your team to perform under pressure and you will likely end up scoring a lot less than you would have been able to with a strong opening pair on the pitch.

In order to help you select the best batsmen for each role, there is a selection screen which is displayed before the start of your innings. On this screen, you can see the roles each member of your cricket team is used to playing and also their power and skill levels. As a general rule always put the players with the highest power and skill on your opening squad even if they are not on top of the batting order by default. This is because you need to score as many runs as you can at the start of your innings and this might not always be possible with the default batting lineup that is given to you.

A very handy tip to remember at all times during the game is that you can still access the team selection and batting order screen during your innings. This means that after the dismissal of a batsman, you should always take a look at your team’s performance and if it is not going good, shift some of the key players further down the batting lineup. Having better skilled players towards the end of your batting lineup prevents your team from being wiped out and ensures that you always have a good player to score runs at the strikers end of the pitch.

3. Effective Fielding Formations

Cricket is a game that focuses upon two batsmen trying to score runs and the opposing team of 11 players trying to stop them from achieving that objective. Once you have made a respectable score for the opposing team to chase, it is now your task to stop as may runs as you can on the field. This is only possible with an effective fielding formation in place according to the style and preference of the batsman on the strikers end. By default there are three types of fielding formations available for you to use in the game but it is much better to use a custom formation to adjust for all styles of play by the enemy team. Before moving on to field formations it is necessary for you to know that the field is divided into three zones and this is where you will be rotating your fielders. The inner circle is very close to the pitch, then comes the mid field and lastly the outer circle comprises of the areas near the boundary line.

An aggressive fielding formation is recommended for you to use during the earlier stage of the innings. This is because the openers will be looking to get comfortable at the wicket during this stage and an aggressive formation builds up pressure around them by placing 4 fielders in the inner circle very close to the batsmen. Remember, if you can stop the batsmen from running between the wickets, they will try to play lofted shots and this can lead to an increased opportunity for catches.

A defensive fielding formation is best for the middle order game as this is the point where your opponent will try to set or chase a high score. This means lots of lofted shots and chances to get catches at the boundaries. The defensive formation will focus most of your fielders towards the boundaries and this should stop the enemy batsmen from hitting a lot of sixers and fours during this stage of the game.

Once you have gained a sufficient idea of how the fielding formations work and the factors that affect the efficiency of your fielders, it is recommended to switch over to the custom formation. This is because each enemy batsman will have his own style of play and you can judge this from the first ball. It is therefore much easier to control his shots by placing fielders in his favourite play zones.