Best Cricket Games for PC to Play in 2020

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Nowadays, there is a number of cricket games available but choosing the best ones can be a little challenging for some gamers and hence we have broken down the best cricket games for pc that one must play in 2020.
When it comes to cricket games, people from India grab the no.1 position as we Indians are obsessed with cricket and cricket games, right? Anyways, we all know the number of cricket games released so far but picking the best ones is always a little bit challenging, so that’s the reason we decided to break down the list of best cricket games for pc that one should play in 2020. Before starting the list, here’s something very important.
Most of the cricket games can be played on the low-end PC’s but to enjoy the best ones in high resolution requires some high specs, so make sure you have the right specs if you want to know the spec then you can refer to this post. Now, let’s begin… To save your time here’s the quick summary: 5 Best Cricket Games for PC that one should play in 2020:   Now, let us share some more info about these top games.
Cricket 19: This is the #No.1 Cricket game for pc which was released in 2019 by Big Ant Studios. Cricket 19 features all formats of the international game, both men’s and women’s teams, and all host venues.
Essential Requirements: Cricket 19 requires either Intel Core i5-4200 or AMD Phenom II X4 970 processor, 8 GB RAM, and the controller is a must. Ashes Cricket: Ashes Cricket is the officially licensed video game of cricket’s greatest rivalry.
It’s also developed & published by BigAntStudios. It has almost similar features like Cricket 19 i.e a dedicated community feature from where you can download players, teams and much more but cricket 19 is the complete package.
Essential Requirements: Ashes Cricket also requires either Intel Core i5-4200 or AMD Phenom II X4 970 processor, 8 GB RAM, and the controller is also required. Both of these games have similar requirements.
Cricket 07: This game is known as the undisputed king of cricket video games. Cricket 07 by EA Sports released back in 2006 was considered as the best and even today it’s competing with the new games and hasn't lost any fan following.
This game is still loved by many gamers and people still rate it as the best. So, we have ranked it in the no.3 position.
Essential Requirements:  Well, the best part of this cricket game is that it doesn’t require any high specs, it can run on normal pc as well, the controller provides great gaming experience but is optional. Ashes Cricket 09: The Ashes Cricket 2009 game developed by Transmission games & published by Codemasters is also rated as the top cricket game for pc.
It features the full England & Australia cricket teams. This game is also known as the most realistic cricket game, so this is also a must-play game.
Essential Requirements: Similar to cricket 07, this game also don’t require any high specs, it can also run on normal pc as well. Don Bradman Cricket Games: No one can quit playing DBC games as they are one of the best.
The old DBC14 was also a good game but the updated & improved one is DBC17 which is regarded as the best cricket game for pc as it offers some great features that other games lack. Both these games are also developed by BigAntStudios.
Essential Requirements: DBC requires Pentium Dual-Core CPU E5700, 4 GB RAM, and the controller is also required. Both of these DBC games have somewhat similar requirements.
So these were the games that one should definitely play in 2020. Some of the games are free and some are paid.
If you have read the above list carefully, then you’ll notice one name BigAntStudios a number of times.  The reason is the other cricket game developing companies have stopped making more games and the only one present in 2020 is BigAntStudios and hence they create the most games and most comes under the list of best cricket games for pc and for the laptop as well. Source: Free Articles from ArticlesFactory.com Hey everyone, Kuldeep here from Team InsideCricSport.
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