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Owzthat! The traditional Cricket game for all weathers - basic version

Owzthat! The traditional Cricket game for all weathers - basic version by Amazon.co.uk

Price last update: 02/06/2025

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• The cricket game for all weathers.
• For two or more players, 3 years or over
• Roll your score as a batsman, roll to bowl your opponents out as the bowler.
• Basic game comes in a metal tin containing two plastic roller dice, 10 plastic scoring counters and a rule sheet.
• Low tech - no need for computers or batteries

Description

The world of sports has never been more innovative than with OwzThat! - The Traditional Cricket Game for All Weathers. A product of William Lindop Ltd., this game allows players to experience the excitement and strategy of cricket from indoors or outdoors. You can take advantage of any weather condition because of the game\'s convenience, perfect for casual or competitive play with friends or family.

Incredibly simple and yet very engaging is how the game is designed with two rolling dice, representing pitch length and bowling speed. This is necessary to simulate cricket matches between batters and bowlers in the game. Inside a sleek metal tin are also 10 plastic scoring counters in different colors (red, white, and green), ensuring precise scoring when play begins.

But OwzThat! isn\'t just limited to dice-rolling and score-keeping; it comes equipped with a user-friendly rule sheet that outlines basic mechanics for players to master before competing. The rule book is detailed but easily comprehendible and includes important information for both the player who may have a lot of fun or more seasoned enthusiasts in search of challenging games that cater to a wider range of ages.

Basing it\'s name, the product owes its popular and iconic image and features its design is inspired by two objects - the number "80" (from 8-16 - two years before being an eight-player game and its players of the present as of that age-grade level) or else- "5", which may seem confusing, not when the dice has "8". This design has the effect to cater for any grade. The number-like element makes for simple, non-mathematical game, and playability by individuals, all at least two- players only - an all-round enjoyable for anyone for a fun experience, including young kids from 5-7.