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. Playing matches
  17. Statistics
  18. Interacting with other users
  19. Timings

Play Cricket Championship

Release notes

Time and Timings

Cricket Championship time is the same as GMT (BST during the summer). All times are displayed in GMT throughout the game. Relative times are available as tooltips on virtually all dates and times to indicate how long it is until a particular event happens (or how long ago it did happen).

Automated processes

Cricket Championship relies on various automated processes to keep the game running smoothly. For example, matches outcomes, player training and pitch preparation are all determined by an automated process. The table below shows when these various processes are run. Times are GMT and processes will run an hour later during BST.

Process When Notes
Match resolution Every 15 minutes Determine outcome of next session in matches
Post match updates Every 15 minutes Set statistics, records and league points from matches
Pitch preparation Every day at midnight Prepare pitches for matches starting within 3 days
Player fitness Every day at 01:05 and 13:05 Players recover fitness
Player training Every day at midnight
Training report Sunday 02:00 Weekly training reports are generated
Finance updates Sunday 21:00 Weekly finance updates
League completion Every day at midnight Completed leagues are resolved
Prepare leagues Every day at 22:40 Set up leagues whose closing date has been reached
Player Draft At 00:00 on the first day of alternate months Draft new players for all teams