Android gameOne mystery cricketer a day, six tries to name them.
Nicked is a daily cricket quiz: one mystery cricketer a day and six tries to name them. Every guess shows how close you are on six clues. Free, with no sign-up.
Most cricket quizzes are a list of multiple choice questions. You either know the answer or you do not, and a wrong answer teaches you nothing.
Nicked plays like a word puzzle for cricket fans. Every guess is a real cricketer, and every guess tells you something: the country, the role, the era. A few smart guesses and the answer clicks.
With NickedFrom opening the app to the thing you came for. scroll through
Start with anyone you know. Six tiles turn green, yellow or grey, and Nick explains any tile you tap.
Narrow it down guess by guess, then share your result as a spoiler free grid of coloured squares.
Name as many cricketers as you can in 60 seconds while the runs and combos pile up.
A new mystery cricketer every day. Keep your streak, earn XP and unlock new kit for Nick.
Country, role, batting hand, bowling style, debut year and formats played, each marked green, yellow or grey.
Tap any clue and Nick, the cricket ball mascot, says what it means in plain words.
Score runs for every cricketer you name against the clock, and build combos for double and triple runs.
Legends and today's stars from India, Australia, England, Pakistan, South Africa and more.
Daily quests, a streak freeze for the day you forget, and a cap, shades and a helmet for Nick.
Extra puzzles that never touch your streak, any day you missed, and a code to challenge a friend.
No account and no sign-up. Your streak, stats and settings stay on your phone, and the puzzles work offline. Ads come from Google AdMob, which asks for consent where the law requires it.
Type the name of any cricketer and pick them from the list. Your guess is compared with the mystery cricketer on country, role, batting hand, bowling style, debut year and formats played. Green is a match, yellow is close and grey rules it out. You have six tries.
Yes. A new mystery cricketer appears at midnight your local time, and everyone playing gets the same one that day. Missed a day? Past puzzles stay playable.
At launch, 177 international cricketers from India, Australia, England, Pakistan, South Africa, New Zealand, West Indies, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Afghanistan and more, from legends to current players.
Yes. Nicked is free and supported by ads from Google AdMob. One small in-app purchase removes every ad.
No. Nicked is an unofficial fan game. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the ICC, BCCI, IPL or any cricket board, league or team. It uses no player photos and no team logos.
It is in closed testing on Google Play now and opens to everyone once testing ends. Until then you can watch the trailer on YouTube.
A new daily cricket quiz for Android: one mystery cricketer a day and six tries to name them. It opens to everyone once testing ends.
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