Indian League Cricket Games puts players in charge of a T20 cricket squad, with the objective of taking part in short-format matches and pursuing trophies. Players can choose a team representing Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi, Punjab, Kolkata, Bangalore, Gujrat, Rajasthan, Lucknow or Hyderabad, then select from T10 and T20 formats with 10- or 20-over matches.
Choose a format and match approach
A toss gives players the choice to bat or bowl, setting their approach for the match. Batting and bowling use tap controls; the described batting actions include hitting fours and sixes, while bowling play includes trying to take wickets. The game also presents fielding challenges, though the source does not specify their controls. Matches take place in stadium environments, and a third-umpire review system is included for close calls.
Challenges and additional modes
Alongside the short-format matches, players can collect tickets to unlock additional ball-game challenges and special match modes. These provide further activities beyond the main cricket formats, though specific rules for the challenges and modes are not documented. Offline play is also identified as an option, allowing matches to be played without an internet connection.