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West Indies kit · home pitch: balanced
Beach cricket, big hitting, and a maroon cap. Free, in the browser, from Kingston to Port of Spain. Howzat Live is a real 3D cricket game — bat, ball, bowler, eleven fielders and a crowd — that runs in the browser on a laptop, a PC or a phone. No download, no app store, no payment. Build your own eleven in West Indies’s kit and play a live match against a real person anywhere in the world, or against the computer at three levels.
Play free as West Indies See the Test match

Build your own eleven in the maroon of the West Indies and take them out against anyone in the world. The game runs in any browser on a laptop or a phone, so it works in Jamaica, Trinidad, Barbados, Guyana, Antigua or anywhere the diaspora has ended up - London, Toronto, New York - with nothing to install. Big hitters are welcome: a lofted stroke timed well goes a long way, and a mistimed one gets caught in the deep, as it should.
The home ground you choose decides the surface. West Indies is an even surface where pace and spin both get something and good batting gets runs. Play away in another country and the pitch changes with it, so a side built for Sabina Park has to think again at the MCG or at Galle.

People in West Indies search for “cpl cricket game” a lot, so to be clear: Howzat Live has no licence from the Caribbean Premier League and uses no franchise names or player likenesses. What you get instead is your own team. Name all eleven, decide who bats left-handed, who bowls pace and who bowls spin, who keeps wicket, and send them out in West Indies’s colours. Your names go on the scoreboard, the scorecard and the commentary line — c †Rashid b Waqar — and you can save up to twelve teams.
One bats, one bowls, the server times every ball so you both see the same delivery. Talk between overs. Quick Match pairs you in seconds.
Keyboard on a laptop; swipe and tap on a phone turned sideways. A phone player and a laptop player can face each other in the same match.
Five, ten or twenty overs a side for a quick game. Or a four-innings Test with declarations, the follow-on, DRS and a save you can come back to days later.
Pick West Indies — or any of 200+ countries — at sign-up. It sits beside your name on the scoreboard and in chat, and your rating climbs the Scale from 0 to 10.
Caribbean evenings are late night in London and morning in Australia, so the lobby leans towards North America and the UK at your prime time, with Quick Match pairing you with whoever is waiting. If nobody is free, play the computer: it picks its own field, bowls to a plan, and on a balanced deck mixes pace and spin.
Yes. Choose the maroon West Indies kit, name your own eleven players and pick a flag from Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, Guyana, Antigua and Barbuda, Saint Lucia or any other country to sit beside your name.
No. Howzat Live has no CPL licence and no franchise names. It is a free 3D cricket game where you build your own team in West Indies maroon and play live against real people, or the computer, in short matches or a full Test.
Yes. It runs in the phone's browser with nothing to install, on Android or iPhone, and on any laptop. It is free.
Yes - live in the sense that matters for a game: every 1v1 match is played in real time against another person, one batting and one bowling, with the server timing each ball so you both see the same delivery at the same moment. It is not a live-scores site; it is a cricket game you play.
It is a full 3D cricket game: a bowler with a run-up, a ball that swings, seams or turns off the pitch, a batter you time and direct, eleven fielders who chase, dive and take catches, DRS with ball tracking in Tests, and a crowd. It renders in the browser, so there is nothing to download.
Every one of these plays on its own kind of pitch. Pick a home ground, then go and play away.
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