Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. It's pretty addictive In honor of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup, Google’s Doodle for today is an interactive cricket game.

Most of you were probably unaware that the Women's Cricket World Cup—being held in England—is underway; in fact, it has been since June 24 and will continue until July 23. But if you visit Google's ...

Google has marked the start of the Champions Trophy with a cricket-themed Doodle on its homepage. England eye Australia after making short work of New Zealand 'Embarrassing' England cricket campaign ...

If you’re wondering what the ICC Champions Trophy is — and why it has its very own Google doodle, complete with an interactive game, on Google’s desktop and mobile home page — then you must not know ...

Monday's Google Doodle is a nifty little cricket game in which the batsman is a ... cricket! and the fielders are snails. The bowler is also a snail. From the preceding sentence you might assume that ...

April 28 (UPI) --Google has re-released its 2017 cricket video game in the latest Doodle. Google's homepage features the letter "G" in the company's logo playing cricket indoors with the letter "E." A ...

Ah, summer: the sound of leather on willow, and the spectacle of cricket … cricket! As the tournament begins, something buzzes outside. A team of crickets sans tickets have set up their own wickets ...

Even if Americans don’t understand cricket, it hasn’t stopped one of the biggest US tech companies from celebrating the game. is doffing its baggy green to the great game today with a Google doodle ...

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Google is once again displaying the video game it first introduced for the men's ICC Championship tournament last month. Today’s Google doodle marks the Women’s Cricket World Cup 2017, currently being ...

Cricket is increasingly becoming a game of sharp data, deeper insights and real-time analysis. Highlighting that shift, Google CEO Sundar Pichai has backed the use of artificial intelligence in ...

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