Today's cricket puzzles
Play is where every game lives. At the top are today's ten daily cricket puzzles, the same for everyone and new at midnight India time, from guess the cricketer and the cricket grid to a cricket wordle. Below them sit the 3D umpiring games, the auction and the brain games. Every game is free to play.
How to play
- Open Play and start any of today's ten puzzles, in any order.
- Watch the progress line count how many you have done before midnight.
- Finish a game on each day in a row to keep its streak going.
- When today's ten are done, try Plumb's 3D games or a brain game from the archive.
- Sign in when you want to keep your level and streaks on any device.
What changes at midnight
Each daily game gets one new puzzle at midnight India time, decided by the server, never by your phone's clock. Several of them run from easy on Monday to the hardest on Sunday. A day you missed in the last week can be unlocked and played in Catch up as practice, which never counts.
Points and levels
Every game you finish earns points, and your level only goes up, from Tail-ender to Captain. Most games can be sent to a friend as a duel: the same puzzle, and the best score wins.
Shared without spoilers
Each finished puzzle gives you a card to share with your score, never the answer, so your friends can still play it.
Questions
Is it free?
Yes. Every game is free to play. Nobody pays to enter anything, and nothing you can buy changes a score.
When do the daily puzzles change?
At midnight India time, with the same puzzles for everyone.
Do I need an account?
No. You can play today's puzzles straight away. Sign in with your email, Apple or Google when you want to keep your streaks and level on any device.
Where do the stats come from?
From Cricsheet's open records of past matches, counted by code. The puzzles never make a number up.
Cricket data from Cricsheet, used under the Open Data Commons Attribution licence. cricsheet.org