Ten Wickets🏏 - How to Play

Learn how to play Ten Wickets board game - we're rules teaching in the clearest, concise way. Ten Wickets is coming to Kickstarter, so rules and artwork in this video may not be final. Game is by Seabrook Studios
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INDEX
00:00 Welcome to Ten Wickets
00:11 Game appraisal and What is Cricket?
01:41 Setup
02:57 Overview
03:27 Get runs
04:30 Place/alter bid
06:37 Take a wicket
10:13 Game end

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[kairachann]

Thanks for the clear explanation, and your effort to the introduction to cricket! Seems like a pretty unique and thematic game!

[adriang]

As a fair dinkum tragic, you had me at 'Cricket' but it doesn't feel like cricket. I have another game that does well to keep the theme and is a cute game. It's called "Crown and Andrews Test match Card game"

[girishpd]

The central dilemma faced by a bowler in the best form of cricket - Test Cricket - is the choice between being aggressive (risking letting the batter score many runs in search of wickets) or being defensive (avoiding giving runs away) and their choices dictate how the game is played over a few days. This idea lends itself so well to a game on the table and so glad to see this :)