Wicket Cricket Manager

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Wicket Cricket Manager is a single player casual sport game. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

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79%

Audience ScoreBased on 1,140 reviews

graphics24 positive mentions

monetization40 negative mentions

Provides a realistic and strategic cricket team management experience with comprehensive features like player contracts, training, and finances.
Easy to navigate interface and engaging gameplay that appeals to cricket fans and those who enjoy management simulations.
Developers are responsive and constantly updating the game, adding new features and fixing bugs to improve user experience.

Fitness and stamina system is frustrating, causing players to tire quickly and requiring long wait times or in-game purchases for recovery.
Financial management is unbalanced; high player salaries and contract costs make it difficult to maintain profitability without paying real money.
Lack of variety in match formats and tournaments leads to repetitiveness after completing the main competitions, with limited options for long-term engagement.

monetization
44 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
7%
2%
91%
Users generally find the game's monetization frustrating due to frequent and intrusive ads, limited opportunities to earn in-game currency without paying, and high prices for purchases. While some appreciate the option to watch ads for coins, many feel the ad system is poorly implemented, forcing unwanted in-app purchases and disrupting gameplay. Despite these issues, the game's core experience remains enjoyable for most players.
- “The game is so good and has no ads.”
- “Good game, no ads, just need more ways to get coins.”
- “You should add a transfer market where we can sell and buy players. Also, please drop the in-game purchase prices; a few bucks is too expensive for kids who go to school. Hope you understand. Your game has a lot of potential.”
- “The game was good but ads after every game make it very disturbing, so I uninstalled it. It loses interest.”
- “The game is good; I like playing it the most, but the maker has some serious problems. First, they had unhappiness tax while signing or resigning the player. Now, the new update makes players unwilling to sign, which irritates you more. To remove this, you have to use 25 coins, and to get these, you have to watch ads and earn coins or pay for them. Then, you'll be given 2 chances of negotiation, and after that, again the unwilling-to-sign issue appears. The new scroller feature doesn't work well at all.”
- “Ads increase the more you play until it becomes unplayable.”
graphics
38 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
63%
29%
8%
User feedback on the game's graphics is mixed, with many highlighting that the visuals are basic, outdated, or even nonexistent, which detracts from the overall experience. While some users appreciate the stable performance and good gameplay despite simple graphics, there is a strong demand for enhanced visuals, including 3D animations, real-time player visuals, and improved interface clarity to make the game more engaging and immersive. A few users do praise the graphics as good or excellent, but overall, improvements in graphics are widely desired.
- “It has great visuals, controls and quality too.”
- “Just loving this game, excellent graphics, features... loved it.”
- “Top notch graphics.”
- “Plus the graphics and animation are too basic.”
- “It is a very good cricket management game, but I do not like the graphics of this game; they are very poor.”
- “Graphics too old and boring.”
gameplay
28 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
64%
25%
11%
The gameplay is generally praised for being fun, intuitive, and well-suited for cricket management enthusiasts, with smooth mechanics and minimal intrusive ads. However, some users find aspects like batting difficulty, fitness mechanics, and lack of dynamic features limiting, and desire more advanced simulation elements and in-match highlights. Overall, while enjoyable and unique, the gameplay could benefit from added depth, balance, and modernization to enhance long-term engagement.
- “The gameplay is fun for cricket lovers who like to talk about field setting, bowling changes and man management.”
- “Could be better, like more of a simulation with academy players graduating, a more dynamic transfer market, more player stats to assess performance, player awards, and more progressive gameplay rather than straightforward.”
- “Great game with great mechanics and the money system adds a realistic vibe overall.”
- “Actual gameplay is quick and easy but not sure how much effect defensive and aggressive batting or fielding settings actually have.”
- “However the recent update to the fitness mechanic, where players' fitness depends on real world time, really ruined the experience for me.”
- “Good but playing entire match over by over with no gameplay just text is 1970s gameplay, not 2020s.”
stability
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game has improved significantly in stability, now functioning nearly 90% glitch-free, but users still encounter occasional bugs such as network connection errors and minor in-game glitches affecting fielder movements. Overall, stability is good but could benefit from further developer attention.
- “Very buggy app.”
- “Fully glitches when I went for the first time to sign a player, it says network connection error, and this happened many times.”
- “Hard to move fielders due to glitches.”
grinding
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Grinding in the game is generally considered tedious and slow, especially with larger squads and limited match visibility. While progression improves player quality over time, managing finances and player swaps can feel cumbersome. Compared to similar games, the grinding experience is less intense but still somewhat monotonous.
- “All of this makes a tedious, long process if you have around 30+ players in your squad.”
- “It is a bit tedious to handle finances, and the opposition is overpowered, but it's alright as the more you play, the better players you start getting.”
- “As of now only 10 matches are visible, it's tedious to swap top order player with one on bench.”
optimization
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
Optimization in the game needs improvement, particularly in enhancing simulation depth, player performance tracking, and dynamic elements like transfers and awards. Users report issues with inconsistent player abilities and sluggish system performance, especially on mobile, which hampers gameplay experience. Overall, better statistical integration and smoother functionality are needed for a more refined and realistic experience.
- “And often higher ability players get beaten by very low ability players; this needs to be fixed and optimized.”
- “Need performance of players and their skills on a single page, and possibly better DRS.”
- “Currently only league performance is captured in statistics.”
- “Often higher ability players get beaten by very low ability players, this needs to be fixed and optimized.”
- “The mobile system hangs a lot and makes the app slow; performance issues make it hard to use.”
- “Need player performance and skills displayed on a single page and possibly better DRS.”
story
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
Users find the story aspect lacking, noting that player career charts inconsistently track retirements and continue unrealistically after release. They also request a more engaging and structured narrative progression for the team manager, spanning from domestic to international levels.
- “Please set up a proper rise of team manager, like from club domestic to international, and add an exciting story.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
Users report an issue where the audio becomes corrupted if the background music is turned off, particularly when playing with headphones and no music.
- “The audio gets corrupted when you turn off the background music.”

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Wicket Cricket Manager is a casual sport game.

Wicket Cricket Manager is available on Phone, Tablet, Android and Mobile Platform.

On average players spend around 2 hours playing Wicket Cricket Manager.

Wicket Cricket Manager was developed by Wicket Cricket Games.

Wicket Cricket Manager has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked Wicket Cricket Manager for its graphics but disliked it for its monetization.

Wicket Cricket Manager is a single player game.

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