Last Over is a daily cricket game. You are batting at the death with a target to chase. Each ball, you see the delivery, pick a shot and decide how much risk to take.
| Shot | Runs |
|---|---|
| Defend Dead bat. Never out. | 0 |
| Nudge a single Work it into a gap. | 1 |
| Drive Along the ground for four. | 4 |
| Loft Over the infield for six. | 6 |
| Pull Swivel and hit it into the stands. | 6 |
Big shots can be mis-hit. If you only just survive a risky drive or slog, you might get 1 or 2 instead of a boundary. A wicket costs you a batter; lose them all and the chase is over.
| Ball | What it is | How often |
|---|---|---|
| Yorker | Right at your toes. | 18% |
| Full | Pitched up, asking to be driven. | 24% |
| Good length | The awkward one. Hard to score off. | 26% |
| Short | Banged in, rising at your chest. | 20% |
| Wide of off | Full and outside off stump. | 12% |
Every shot button shows its risk against the ball in front of you: Safe Some risk Risky Very risky. The same shot can be safe against one ball and very risky against another. A pull off a short ball is a good bet; a pull off a yorker usually isn't. The full numbers are in the shot selection guide.
Everyone gets the same chase each day: the same target, the same deliveries and the same luck. The same shot on the same ball ends the same way for everyone, so when you share your over, friends can see exactly where you took a different shot. A new chase comes out at midnight your time. Practice mode gives random chases and doesn't touch your streak.
🟪 six · 🟦 four · ⬜ ones and twos · ⚫ dot ball · 🟥 wicket.
Yes. It runs in your browser on phone or computer, with no app or sign-up.
No. Even perfect shot choice wins an average daily chase about 75% of the time, because some deliveries just beat the bat.
Safe means a small chance, not none. A nudged single off a yorker, for example, is out 1 time in 10. Only Defend is never out.