![]() ![]() You can play cricket using the avatar of the insect cricket. When you visit the Google homepage, the ‘G’ can be seen batting while wearing a chef’s hat and the word ‘e’ can be seen bowling. Google Doodles have been home to great mini-games in the past, but the latest animated time-killer might be the best so far. On April 28, Google reintroduced the cricket Doodle that was first showcased in 2017 during the ICC Champions Trophy. In light of this, we’re launching a throwback Doodle series looking back at some of our popular interactive Google Doodle games,” said Google. “As COVID-19 continues to impact communities around the world, people and families everywhere are spending more time at home. It will bring back 10 of its popular interactive Google Doodle games. What makes the game interesting is that gamers can hit the ball in the direction they want. You can see the grasshoppers on the batting side and the field of slugs on the ground. The game includes a single button that you need to tap to hit the ball. Over the years, Google has launched several minigames as Doodles on its homepage to mark big occasions. This Google Doodle cricket game is very interesting and simple to play. To help people pass time, Google announced a throwback Doodle series that will showcase a Doodle everyday over the next two weeks under the ‘Stay and Play at home’ tagline. ![]() ![]() The world is currently fighting the Coronavirus pandemic and many people have been stuck at home for over a month. ![]()
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