User Guide

Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. Is it like real cricket?
  3. Registering to play
  4. Your squad of players
  5. Training
  6. Buying and selling players
  7. Drafting new players
  8. Finance
  9. Friendly matches
  10. Entering a league
  11. Commissioning a league
  12. Official leagues
  13. Picking a team
  14. Tactics
  15. Basic or advanced interface?
  16. Default teams and tactics
  17. Playing matches
  18. Match conditions
  19. Statistics
  20. Interacting with other users
  21. Favourites
  22. Timings

Play Cricket Championship

Release notes

League competitions

Cricket Championship provides leagues for teams to compete in. Leagues can contain between 2 and 8 teams and each team plays each other team in the league twice (once at their ground and once at the other team's ground).

Entering a league

You can find a league to enter using the Leagues option on the Find page. You can enter a league providing it is in the state 'Accepting'. To apply to a league click on the name of the league to view the league's details. You can then apply to play in the league using the 'Apply to league' button. Some leagues allow you to specify the start time for your home matches. You can do this by selecting a time using the date control next to the button.

Applications to play in a league are processed on a first come, first served basis. Some leagues restrict the teams which will be accepted based on the ranking of the team at the time the league applications are processed. Any team which has fixtures already arranged (including friendly fixtures) will not have their application to play in a league accepted.

If a league has too few teams (less than three quarters) which are accepted to play the league will be cancelled.

You can apply to play in many leagues but when an application to play in a league is successful all of your other applications will be withdrawn.

League points

You score points for winning, drawing and tying league matches and for you batting and bowling performances in the first innings of a match. Batting points are scored for exceeding certain run totals. Bowling points are scored for taking specified numbers of opposition wickets. The amount of points scored are outlined on the league's information page.

Prize money

At the end of a league prize money is awarded to the teams based on the ranking of teams that have participated in the league and, if the league is part of a larger league structure, where in the structure that league is.