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Google Doodle celebrates the ICC Champions Trophy in an innovative manner

Enjoy the virtual cricket on your PC screens with Google Doodle

India TV Trending Desk New Delhi Published : Jun 01, 2017 16:20 IST, Updated : Jun 01, 2017 16:20 IST
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Google Doodle celebrates the ICC Champions Trophy in an innovative manner

It’s the time to mark the beginning of anticipated ICC Champions Trophy today and so, Google decided to celebrate the day with one of its most innovative doodle ever. And it’s addictive as well! The internet giant has always been popular for its creative and fun-loaded Google Doodle, but this time the artwork has actually transformed itself into a cricket game. Before rushing out to play, here are few things you would like to know. 

Instead of redirecting you to a Wikipedia page or an informative piece, Google celebrates ICC Champions Trophy with an interactive virtual cricket on your screens. The batsman, as you can see, is a ‘cricket’ (Plus one for the intended pun here!) and the fielders are snails. Even if you’re having the slowest of networks, Google promises that the game will work. 

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batsman is cricket and the fielders are snails

The competition sees the top-8 teams in one-day international cricket challenge, chasing the prestigious Champions trophy. Here’s the complete schedule: 

June 1: England v Bangladesh at The Oval, Group A (1030)

June 2: Australia v New Zealand at Edgbaston, Group A (1030)

June 3: Sri Lanka v South Africa at The Oval, Group B (1030)

June 4: India v Pakistan at Edgbaston, Group B (1030)

June 5: Australia v Bangladesh at The Oval, Group A (1330)

June 6: England v New Zealand at Cardiff, Group A (1030)

June 7: Pakistan v South Africa at Edgbaston, Group B (1330)

June 8: India v Sri Lanka at The Oval, Group B (1030)

June 9: New Zealand v Bangladesh at Cardiff, Group A (1030)

June 10: England v Australia at Edgbaston, Group A (1030)

June 11: India v South Africa at The Oval, Group B (1030)

June 12: Sri Lanka v Pakistan at Cardiff, Group B (1030)

June 14: Semi-final at Cardiff (1030)

June 15: Semi-final at Edgbaston (1030)

June 18: Final at The Oval (1030)

June 19: Reserve day

 

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