Street Cricket: Last Over

About Street Cricket: Last Over: Endless World Tour Cricket Chase

Street Cricket: Last Over drops you into the final stretch of a cricket match — 18 overs gone, three wickets in hand, 12 balls left to chase down the opposition's 20-over total. The game sends you on an endless World Tour where winning five matches earns a trophy and opens the next region, with venues ranging from neighbourhood streets to seaside grounds and neon city nights. Name your team, pick your country, and build toward each new destination through saved progress, trophy rankings, daily goals, and the Daily Six challenge.

How to Play Street Cricket: Last Over: Chase the Total in 12 Balls

Start by choosing a World Tour team name and country. New arrivals can complete or skip two guided practice shots — these have no effect on saved matches, coins, or rankings. From the main menu, select World Tour or Daily Six.

World Tour

0 overs with three wickets remaining. The target is the opposition's full 20-over total, and 12 balls stand between you and victory. Before each delivery, choose a direction and decide between a ground shot or a loft. The first ball of any match is untimed; every subsequent delivery auto-bowls after five seconds. Trigger the bowl early if ready. Press in the cream timing stripe to swing; the contact window highlights for the hit. Ground shots are the safer option; lofts open up bigger scoring opportunities. A clean loft landing on the gold target earns 5 coins separately from the cricket runs scored.

Win all five matches in a region to claim a trophy and unlock the next. Difficulty climbs within each tournament and resets when a new one begins. The first loss in a tournament offers one retry; a second loss restarts the tournament from the beginning. All previously earned trophies, equipment, and unlocks stay saved.

Powers

Two special powers are available in World Tour only.

• Auto-bat: Claimed from Team Shop > Powers, between deliveries, or from Pause. Plays the next six balls as three sixes and three fours, or stops when the chase is won. One claim per tournament.
• Ball Rewind: Choose any completed ball and replay only that delivery, keeping all later results. The new result counts even if it is worse. Duplicate ball rewards are not awarded on a rewound delivery.

Undo Last Ball

Undo Last Ball is accessible below the shot controls, in Pause during preparation, or on an eligible result screen. World Tour allows two undos shared across a match and its retry; won World Tour matches are final. Daily Six also allows two rewarded undos per game, including the ball immediately before the result is kept.

Daily Six

A separate challenge mode built around six balls, ending early if three wickets fall. Clean lofts at the gold target add 2 bonus runs. Enter a separate name and country on the result screen. Finished attempts count toward the all-time Daily Six leaderboard, and the challenge refreshes at midnight UTC. Standard timing and equipment apply equally to every participant.

Team Shop

Spend earned coins on permanent training and increasingly powerful bats, kits, and practice turfs. Only equipped items apply, taking effect from the next new World Tour match or retry. Owning additional items does not stack their bonuses. Shop collections unlock as travel progresses. Powers is the first tab in the shop.

Controls

• Arrow keys: Choose direction and shot type
• Space (PC): Bowl now / start delivery early
• Space (PC): Press in the cream timing stripe to swing
• HIT NOW button: Highlights and triggers the contact window
• BOWL NOW button: Starts the delivery early
• Tap (mobile): Activate on-screen controls
• Swipe (mobile): Use during preparation phase

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