THE ULTIMATE T20 CRICKET GAME

Where Skill Meets Strategy!

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Bring the thrill of T20 cricket home with The Flickit Cricket T20 Board Game!

Select your team of superstars, play your Bowling Cards, and Flick with precision to take wickets and turn the game.

Every choice counts in this tactical dexterity game for cricket-loving families.

Packed with fun In-Play Scenarios, this game is fast-paced, tense, and exciting.

Take aim and…

Flickit to win it!

SEE THE GAME IN ACTION

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FAST & EXCITING

Games take 45-60 minutes

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TWO PLAYERS

Great for cricket fans or just for fun!

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Flick the dice for a chance of quick runs

IN-GAME SENARIOS

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Outscore your opponent to win the match!

SCORE

WHAT PLAYERS ARE SAYING

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“It's a brilliant game because it's just like cricket, but even if you don't really like cricket (I'm actually a footballer) you'll like the game. Flicking is the best part, it's just like bowling. I like it better each time we play and I get to understand how to play and how to win”

Alex, 10 year old, UK

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“This is a fantastic, fun family game which is perfect for Tweens as it is the perfect mix of skill and chance … the fact that there is so much going on and they really get to ‘play’ via the flicking means they can play (and be off their screens) for hours.”

Sophie, Parent, UK

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“The game is thoroughly enjoyable, not too long and keeps you on your toes from start to finish. There’s not a boring moment and the game is perfect for anyone to play”

Rhys, 16 year old, UK