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So, we are back again with some World Cup material for you. While we listed a few free apps for the Android earlier, we have one for review called Cricket World Cup 2011 by Apppli for Android. Read on to find out what about the app appeals us most. Don't bark up the wrong tree
Features Simple to use interface
The World Cup Tree has three divisions of Group A, Group B and the Super Eight section. In each group, every team’s points are listed with a brief detail of results of their past matches plus there’s details of their upcoming fixtures. Err.. those are not World Cup fixture listings!
The Points Table has the two groups listed as well, but with a detailed chart of how many matches each team has played, the no. of matches won/lost/no result/tie, points and net run rate. It’s a nice way to quickly glance through the different teams that have played and other details. The Teams option lets the user browse through the various teams with their statistics and team players. The players have a bio described of each player with their particular stats listed as well which is pretty informative as well. |
Tags: Google , Android , Apppli , Cricket World Cup 2011 , Apps , Smartphones , Touchscreen
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