cricket! As the tournament begins in the Oval cricket ground, something buzzes outside. The snails in the game could be a reference made by the tech-giant that the game would work even on a slow network.Īccording to the Google, the Doodle team posted an update on their official blog which said, “Ah, summer: the sound of leather on willow, and the spectacle of cricket. Whenever a four and six is hit, there is applause in the background. If the crickets get out for 0, then it transforms into a duck. A combination of 1,3,4 and 6 is available. The doodle shows an interactive cricket game that is played by snails and crickets. ( SCHEDULE) Google’s Doodle has paid tribute to the ICC Champions Trophy 2017 in a unique way by making an interactive cricket game that is played by snails and crickets(Google) With the ICC Champions Trophy 2017 beginning on Thursday, Google has come up with a magnificent doodle which pays tribute to the tournament. Staff authors are listed here.Another major ICC tournament, another wonderful innovation by Google. Opinions expressed in this article are those of the guest author and not necessarily Search Engine Land. The Women’s Cricket World Cup games began on June 23 and will go through July 24.
Google shared the following test animations created by its team of doodlers, which included engineers, an art designer, a sound designer and two production managers. Right now, the doodle is only being displayed in the US, according to Google’s “This Doodle’s Reach” map, even though the tournament is happening in England, and the eight teams to make the championships include England, Australia, India, South Africa, New Zealand, West Indies, Sri Lanka and Pakistan.
“We wanted to make sure our Doodle works for everyone, including those on slower mobile networks,” writes Google on its Google Doodle Blog, “We kept the file size fly-sized, and the result is our smallest interactive Doodle ever - even snail networks can load it in seconds.” Leading to a search for “ Women’s Cricket World Cup 2017,” Google says the interactive doodle includes the smallest file size ever of an interactive doodle. The game was first introduced last month to mark the men’s ICC Championships.
The doodle doubles as a cricket-inspired video game with animated crickets playing against a team of snails. Today’s Google doodle marks the Women’s Cricket World Cup 2017, currently being played in England.
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