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Please note that the Dice Cricket store is closed for our summer break between 22 July 2026 and 13 August 2026. Any orders placed between these dates will be processed on our return on 14 August.

We're selling a lot on Amazon and Ebay right now, but want you all to know that the game will always be cheapest direct from our website. Buying direct also gives you access to different versions of the game pack, and other accessories. You will also get more frequent tracking updates for your shipment if you buy direct.

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NEW Reddit page.
A fan has set up a Dice Cricket community page on Reddit. You can check it our here:

r/DiceCricketGame Welcome to r/DiceCricketGame 🎲🏏 A community dedicated to the fast, tactical and addictive world of Dice Cricket (https://dicecricket.square.site) Inspired by the game, this subreddit is the home for players, creators and cricket enthusiasts who love blending strategy, luck and a touch of drama...

Just seen this feedback. New generations of players in new continents makes me very happy.

Summer closure: Dice Cricket will be closed for our summer break from 28 July to 15 August. Our Amazon and Ebay shops will also be closed for that period. You can still place orders via our website (https://dicecricket.square.site/), but they will be shipped on our return (Monday 18 August).

A kindred spirit - Dr John Venn. Via Cambridge University, the inventor of both the Venn diagram and the world's first cricket bowling machine.
On testing the bowling machine against the 1909 Australian touring side, it bowled out their star batsman (Victor Trumper) four times in consecutive balls.

JUST HAD THIS FROM A CUSTOMER. THANK YOU, JONATHAN.

I feel I need to share the drama of my first ever Dice Cricket game with someone - and thought you, as the makers, may like to know.

I was given the game as a present by my wife a few days ago - and on a day off today thought I’d give it a go - playing at T20 game between the West Indies and England.

Batting first, the West Indies made a very competitive 202-4* with all the top order batters contributing decent totals. Only Topley could stem the flow of runs for England while Rashid did at least pick up 3 vital, if expensive, wickets.

Jos Buttler ordered his team to begin the chase on wild slog mode - and he led the way crashing a 17 ball half century. But with wickets tumbling around him it seemed a foolhardy approach when he was 5th man out with the score only on 71.

Enter Sam Curran and Harry Brook - who rebuilt superbly - putting together a partnership of more than an hundred, batting at the more sensible standard T20 pace. Their brilliance meant they were still at the crease as the last over began - with 12 needed to win off Rovman Powell’s over. Buttler ordered his batters to up the pace to ‘accelerated’.

After a four from Curran off the first ball it looked game over. Then Powell struck - dismissing Curran LBW. 8 to win off 4 - with a new man at the crease. In comes Woakes who scrambles a 2 before seemingly putting the result beyond doubt by crashing the next ball to the fence. 2 needed off 2, surely game over. A single from Woakes brought the scores level - leaving Brook with the task of knocking off the winning run.

Unbelievably the final ball went to an appeal. The West Indies go up as do the crowd - Woakes and Brook on their haunches. Tension all around as they awaited the third umpires call … a single bye to England! Enough for a final ball win. My heart was genuinely racing!

What a match - and what a game. Thanks for making it, it’s given me a brilliant afternoon of entertainment. I hope my future matches live up to this drama!

(I like to think what happened on that final ball was Brook swung and missed, Woakes ran through, the keeper threw at the stumps and hit - but Woakes made his ground by inches after numerous TV replays.)

*There was some controversy as my rusty scoring meant when checking the scores the Windies may actually have scored 206 according to the bowling figures - which could have given them victory. But there cannot be such a classic match without some debate over the outcome (see World Cup final 2019!)

Scorecard attached.

Many thanks

I have just found out that the squareup.com website platform, which hosts my website and all Dice Cricket sales / transactions on it, has been down for most of the week. That explains a zero sales week, for the first time in years! Sorry everyone.
It is now (Sat 9/9/23) all up and running properly again, and orders this week will be handled speedily and dispatched within 24 hours maximum.
Alternative sales outlets at Ebay and Amazon are always available, although these are a little more expensive (because of the big markup / selling fees they charge) than my own website.
https://dicecricket.square.site/

Home | Dice Cricket Dice cricket game website, based on the Owzthat game with hexagonal prism rollers: out, no ball, appeal.

Happy New Year!

Here's just *some* of the cricket we have to look forward to in 2023...

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NEW - from Dice Cricket, our advert in this months 'Cricketer' magazine.
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If you loved Owzthat with the hexagonal rollers … you can now play new Dice Cricket. The game features test, ODI & T20, with 100 possibilities every ball.

What our customers are saying:
“Lots of realistic detail for those who love scoring and stats. A big step up from the old Owzthat rollers.”
“…a smooth and accurate cricket game with space for the randomness the sport provides.”
“…found the sweet spot between easy playability and the strategy & tactics of the game.”
Buy at Amazon, eBay or direct from:
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