The doodle game dates back to 2017 and it entails a cricket playing cricket (literally). Today, that is, April 28, the company is showing a Doodle game that celebrates the ICC Champions Trophy 2017. The doodle originally celebrated the 50th anniversary of the first ever programming language LOGO that was used by children. The 50-over matches will be played at six venues which will require considerable internal travel.On Monday, that is, April 27, the company showed its popular Doodle game 'Coding for Carrots', which dates back to 2017.

The tournament is an eight-team round-robin involving Australia, England, New Zealand, Pakistan, West Indies, South Africa, India and Bangladesh. New Zealand is battling an Covid-19 omicron outbreak with more than 20,000 cases a day and crowds will be restricted to 10% of venue capacity. Host New Zealand beat Australia in a warm-up match and will meet the West Indies in the first match of the tournament Friday with limited fan support at Bay Oval in Tauranga. A comprehensive win in the recent Ashes series shows Australia is in peak form heading into its opening match of the tournament against defending champion England on Saturday. Meanwhile, the six-time champion Australia again is favored to win the Women’s Cricket World Cup which begins Friday at a watershed moment in the sport, amid clamor for pay equity and rising global exposure for the women’s game.

Hosts #TeamNewZealand look to start their World Cup campaign on a winning note as they lock horns with #TeamWestIndies at the Bay Oval 🏏 /6l6X3yOw1A- ICC Cricket World Cup March 4, 2022

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