ICC Pro Cricket

ICC Pro Cricket ICC Pro Cricket lets you pick from 150+ teams, build custom lineups, and change tactics to win Test matches and international tournaments. Enjoy multiple modes, multiplayer challenges, and daily rewards.

ICC Pro Cricket

ICC Pro Cricket is a popular cricket game that lets you pick from 150+ teams and lead them through classic test matches, international events, and major championships. You can build your squad your way—then fine-tune lineups, formations, and tactics during gameplay to improve your chances of winning and collecting rewards. The game also supports custom leagues, where you can set your own rules and invite friends to join in the competition. To make matches feel more alive, professional commentators deliver match commentary along with crowd energy and cheers.

Key Features

Diverse Game Modes

Choose from a wide range of options, including:

• ICC Cricket World Cup Tournament
• World Tour Mode — build your ideal team and progress through challenges
• Quick Match — quick, action-focused games
• Batting Only Challenge Mode — sharpen your batting skills
• Multiplayer — compete against others to prove you’re the best on the field

You can also assemble a powerful lineup with famous players such as Chris Gayle, Virat Kohli, and Steve Smith and push for big wins against your rivals.

Masterful Controls

• Batting controls are designed to be easy to learn.
• Bowling mechanics use an aiming system that helps you work on speed, line, and length.
• Daily objectives add extra goals and reward you with gold to strengthen your squad.
• The game combines realistic cricket simulation with card management for a deeper progression experience.

Recommended Performance & Permissions

For the smoothest experience, use a device with a Quad-core ARM 7 processor and 2GB RAM, running Android 4.2 or higher.

To support the full interactive experience, the app may ask for permissions including:

• Photos



• Media and files
• Contacts
• Phone status (to support pausing the game)
• Location (used for targeted ad delivery)

Your privacy is handled responsibly—your personal information is not stored.

Unmatched Realism

To make gameplay feel more authentic, the game includes:

• Two gameplay cameras
• 25+ in-game camera angles

If you want variety beyond the usual fantasy-style leagues, county cricket, and test matches, the game’s T20 mode brings high-energy action packed with big hits and exciting moments.

Player Notes (ICC Pro Cricket)

First-run observations

On the first launch, some players noticed the game doesn’t support 16:10 or 16:9 resolutions. The user also commented on how the interface and PC-style assets appear overly enlarged on high-resolution screens, resulting in a noticeably pixelated look.

Gameplay expectations vs. UI limitations

Although the criticism is delivered with humor, the main point is that whether the visuals look dated or not, what truly matters is whether the game is enjoyable. The game is described as an “official” World Cup title, but there are complaints that the keyboard experience is unreliable—keyboard input may not function as expected, there are no keyboard shortcuts, and even the ESC key doesn’t bring up an escape menu. In that case, the only way out may be using Alt+F4.

Modes in ICC Pro Cricket 2015

For ICC Pro Cricket 2015, available modes include:

• World Cup
• Quick Play
• Career mode (called World Tour)

In these modes, matches are typically limited to 5–10 overs. If you want to play a 50-over match, it’s available only in Quick Play. Some players feel this conflicts with the “official Cricket World Cup” expectation, since a full World Cup-style match would normally involve longer formats.

Bowling mechanics feedback

After a short training walkthrough, bowling is described as requiring you to draw the delivery path with the mouse. The speed of the ball depends on how quickly you draw. While the concept seems interesting, players report that the game ultimately limits outcomes to three possible paths, making bowling feel repetitive and predictable.

• There were moments where the bowler’s run-up line could pass through the umpire.



• If the ball is too wide to be caught and goes behind the wicketkeeper, players say there’s no special follow-through logic—the game simply moves to the next ball.
• Players also noted that if a wide ball could have reached the boundary, the game doesn’t seem to provide a matching mechanic for that scenario.

Because of these behaviors, the reviewer questions whether the bowling experience feels like true cricket.

Batting controls

Batting is described as working with the mouse only. The game is also said to include multiple shot types (with motion-captured animations), where you select the direction for the shot and then play accordingly.