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India v Australia & Sri Lanka v England fantasy cricket

Posted by Jon Hungin

After the huge success of the ICC World Twenty20 fantasy cricket we will be continuing the fantastic free-to-enter game to cover the upcoming India v Australia and Sri Lanka v England one-day international series.

Fantasy players have to use a $1,000,000 budget smartly in order to pick the right players and transfer them at the right time, in order to gain maximum points during the two series.

As before, you can also create a league and invite your friends to a mini-competition amongst yourselves. And you can monitor suqads from both series from the same page.

Click here to register your teams now.

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