Replay Cricket takes a look at some of the best cricket board games from across the years, including Max Walker’s 80s classic, the dice fest that is International Cricket, and the best of the bunch, De La Rue’s Stumpz.
One of my favourite but flawed cricket games is available right now on eBay. It’s very rare, so I strongly encourage anyone interested to have a look and, if you want, have a bid.
Very exciting news just in is about a new cricket game called Wicked Wickets from a UK-based company called Boadicea’s Backyard.
Very exciting news just in is about a new cricket game called Wicked Wickets from a UK-based company called Boadicea’s Backyard.
An unusual, rare and oddly spelt Victorian table top game, “Crickette” has been found by Replay Cricket on eBay. Looks like fun.
A neat little game from New Zealand. Made during the 70s, replete with two spinners, a dice, a board where you can position your players, and a nice deck of cards that resolve play.
Pavilion Cricket is a labour of love which, like so many cricket board games, seems to have sunk without a trace. A real shame for such a promising premise.
A variation of the classic cricket game. Small plastic fielders, a mechanism to allow batting, one to allow bowling, a ball and a field made up of different run areas. It doesn’t get much simpler.
He’s Out! from 1928 is one of the few early cricket games endorsed by a famous player. In this case it’s England Captain W.R. Hammond. Or Wally, to his mates.
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