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Marylebone Cricket Club releases first ever Laws of Cricket app
Date: Thursday 12th May 2016 Release time: Immediate
Guardians of te Laws and Spirit of Cricket develop free mobile app to explain Laws of te game to supporters of all ages.
App includes a series of animations voiced by Stephen Fry, easy to follow explanations of each Law, and a special Laws quiz.
App is free to download on all iOS does cialis work for performance anxiety and Android devices (mobile and tablet versions).
To download a selection of images from within te app click here: https://we.tl/WqJqec0j1r.
Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) has released te first ever Laws of Cricket app.
Free to download, ‘MCC Laws of Cricket’ includes easily digestible explanations of each Law, new imagery and animations and a special Laws quiz.
MCC is te Guardian of te Laws and Spirit of Cricket, and all 42 Laws of te game are explained within te app.
Te Laws are categorised into eight sections explaining everything from how to set up a game to appeals and modes of dismissals.
There are 15 Laws animations available to view, all of which are voiced by writer, broadcaster and actor Stephen Fry and explain various Laws including ‘Damaging te Pitch’ and ‘Obstructing te Field’.
Fry is aided in his explanations by ‘Tommy’, an animated young cricketer who learns from te Laws simulations throughout te animations.
Te app further simplifies te Laws of Cricket with 18 separate videos of umpire signals, designed to help players, officials and fans to decipher exactly what an umpire’s movements mean.
Te final feature is te Laws quiz, which tests te user on knowledge acquired through interacting with te app. Te quiz caters for a wide range of cricketing experience with ‘Beginner’, ‘Intermediate’ and ‘Advanced’ levels available to select. Scores can be shared via social media.
Te app has been developed by MCC alongside digital agency Mobanode, who have previously produced te Laws of Rugby app for World Rugby and have also worked with Heineken and O2.
Derek Brewer, MCC Chief Executive, said: “A lot of development work has gone in to this application and it is another example of MCC’s commitment to investing in digital – an area in which te Club strives to remain ahead of te curve within cricket. As Guardians of te Laws and Spirit of Cricket, it is vital that MCC embraces te new audiences that te sport has gained in recent years and makes te Laws of te game even more accessible.
“This app is te perfect introduction to te game for a new supporter. There is also plenty within it that will appeal to players of all ages, officials, coaches cialis for bph reviews and more traditional cricket supporters who want to brush up on their knowledge.”
Te app is available to download for all Android and iOS devices.
Download te Android app here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.lords.lawsofcricket&hl=en.
Download te iOS app here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/the-laws-of-cricket/id1099867255?ls=1&mt=8.
About Marylebone Cricket Club
MCC is te world’s most active cricket club, te owner of Lord’s Ground and te guardian of te Laws and Spirit of te game. Founded in 1787, it issued te first code of Laws in 1788 and moved to its current home in 1814. There are 18,000 Full and 5,000 Associate Members of MCC.
About Lord’s Cricket Ground
Te current Lord’s Cricket Ground is its third incarnation and in 2014 year celebrated its Bicentenary. Te first ever match played at ‘Lord’s Cricket Ground’ came in 1787 when businessman Thomas Lord staged a game between Middlesex and Essex at a newly built ground in what was then known as Dorset Fields.
By 1811, MCC had moved to a new Ground in te Eyre Estate of St John’s Wood. This ground proved unpopular but when plans emerged for te Regent’s Canal to be built straight through it, Thomas Lord gratefully accepted compensation and moved te Ground to its current location in 1814.
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Direct Line: 020 7616 8699
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