THE GAME

A green cricket-themed board game box titled "The Flickit Cricket T20 Board Game" with an illustration of a cricket player swinging a bat and cricket wickets. The game is for ages 10+ , suitable for 2 players, and emphasizes fun, skill, and strategy.

Flickit Cricket combines tactics, decision-making, risk-taking and dexterity to recreate the drama of a real T20 cricket match.

Great shots, clever bowling, catches, run-outs and momentum swings are all part of the experience, making every game feel like its own unique cricket match.

One player bats while the other bowls. The batting player aims to score as many runs as possible across five overs, while the bowling player tries to restrict the scoring and take wickets.

WHAT’S IN THE BOX

1 Batting Playing Figure
1 Ball Playing Piece
3 Targets – Stumps, Picket Fence and Catching Hands
5 Base Holders
10 Scenario Cards
25 Bowling Cards
5 Power Ball Cards
3 Extra Flick Cards
1 Dice
1 Scorebook Pad
1 Rulebook

Green box of The Flickit Cricket Board Game featuring a cricket player swinging a bat and text indicating it's for ages 10 and up, for 2 players, with fast-paced, strategic, skillful, and exciting gameplay.

A cricket-themed game board with numbered spaces around it, featuring illustrations of players and action icons. Three scenario cards titled 'Easy Catching Chance,' 'Batting Power Play,' and 'Great Shot' are placed to the right.

An instruction sheet for a cricket-themed board game called The Flickit Cricket T20 Game, showing game components such as playing board, cricket ball, wickets, bowling cards, scenario cards, and score pad, with illustrations of two people playing cricket.

Cards and score sheet for Flickit Cricket T20 Board Game, featuring a Power Ball Card with two players, Power Ball with 2 runs, and Extra Flick Card with a hand making an OK gesture and a small die.

SETTING THE FEILD

Diagram of a tabletop cricket game layout with marked positions for batting, bowling, catching, and running, along with instructions and icons representing game actions.

HOW THE GAME WORKS

A colorful bowling scorecard with illustrations of two players making a bowling shot, set against a green background with trees. The card displays frame numbers and scores.

Start Your Innings

The bowling player picks up five Bowling Cards and one Power Ball Card. They bowl their first ball by placing one of these on the ‘Ball Bowled’ box on the board. They move the Ball Playing Piece forward by the number shown on the Bowling Card.

The Batting player looks at where the Ball Playing Piece has landed and decides whether to Attack or Defend the ball. If they choose to Attack, they roll the Dice and the Bowling Player moves the Ball Playing Piece forward by the number rolled.

Close-up of a person's hand reaching for a game piece on a colourful game board, with Square labelled 'Bowled' visible.

Attack or Defend?

Throughout an innings, batters must decide when to play aggressively and when to be patient.

Every decision carries an element of risk and reward. A defensive choice may protect your wicket, while an attacking shot could lead to valuable extra runs.

Taking risks can increase your scoring opportunities, but it also creates chances for the fielding side. Choosing the right approach at the right moment can make all the difference.

Close-up of colourful Scenario Cards with sections titled "Easy Catch Squares: Easy Catch" and "Extra Flick Square: Extra Flick," featuring bullet points and graphics, partially overlapping on a wooden surface.

Play the Scenario

Wherever the Ball Playing Piece lands, a colour-coded Scenario Card determines what happens next.

Scenarios recreate many of the situations found in a real cricket match, from scoring opportunities to fielding chances and wicket-taking moments. After a few overs, the game becomes easy to follow and you won’t need to refer to the Scenario Cards.

A PowerBall card with a red background, featuring an illustration of a man and woman in yellow sportswear, bowling a white cricket ball, with a green circle and a white outline behind them.

Power Balls

Each over includes a special Power Ball card. The Batting player cannot attack a Power Ball Card.

Used wisely, these cards can put the Batter under pressure and create some of the game's most dramatic moments.

Close up of a cricket stumps target with a hand ready to flick a dice at the stumps.

Win the Match

Once both players have completed their five-over innings (or all their Batters are out), the Runs are totalled and the highest score wins.

Cricketing Drama on Your Tabletop

Enjoy the thrill of a real life cricket match in the comfort of your own home with the Flickit Cricket T20 board game.

Great shots, risky shots, clever bowling, catches, power plays, and momentum swings are all part of the experience, making every match feel like its own unique contest.