World events
Ten nations, and events on the scale of the real ones: world titles, tours and five-day Test series. Your country's real fixtures are on the Match Day page.
The events
Event
How it plays
Sides
Global Fifty CrownThe marquee event. Two groups of five, a Super Six, semi-finals and a final, fifty overs a side or in Phases.10
Global Twenty CrownAll ten nations in two groups of five; the top two in each reach the semi-finals.10
Summit ShieldThe best eight one-day sides in two groups of four, then semi-finals and a final.8
Super Over ShowdownOne over a side, two wickets. Two groups of four, then the semis and the final, in about twenty minutes.8
ODI Tri-SeriesYou and two more nations on tour. Everyone plays everyone twice, and the top two meet in the final.3
SeriesAgainst one nation away from home: best of three or best of five.2
Test SeriesThree Tests away. Two innings a side, declarations, the follow-on and the clock, played in full or by the key spells.2
Hosts and grounds
Each edition of a big event has a host country, or two co-hosts, from the sides taking part, and it goes round their grounds as the real ones do. The group games are spread across them, the semi-finals go to the bigger grounds and the final is at the main one. A series or a tri-series moves from ground to ground in the host country. A nation playing anywhere in its own country is at home, with the crowd and the conditions on its side.
The Global Fifty Crown, the Summit Shield, the tri-series and Test cricket are part of the Edition Pass. The rest is free.