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Python Cricket Game Simulation

The document outlines a Python program for a simple cricket game where a user can play against a computer. It includes features like a toss to decide who bats or bowls first, scoring runs, and tracking wickets. The game concludes with a final scoreboard displaying the scores of both the user and the computer, along with the match result.

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Python Cricket Game Simulation

The document outlines a Python program for a simple cricket game where a user can play against a computer. It includes features like a toss to decide who bats or bowls first, scoring runs, and tracking wickets. The game concludes with a final scoreboard displaying the scores of both the user and the computer, along with the match result.

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import random

import time

class CricketGame:
def __init__(self):
[Link] = 2
self.balls_per_over = 6
self.user_score = 0
self.cpu_score = 0
self.user_wickets = 0
self.cpu_wickets = 0
self.max_wickets = 2

def toss(self):
print("\n🪙 Toss Time!")
choice = input("Choose heads or tails: ").lower()
toss_result = [Link](["heads", "tails"])
print(f"Toss result: {toss_result.upper()}")

if choice == toss_result:
print("🎉 You won the toss!")
decision = input("Do you want to bat or bowl first? (bat/bowl):
").lower()
return decision
else:
print("🤖 Computer won the toss!")
decision = [Link](["bat", "bowl"])
print(f"Computer chooses to {decision} first.")
return "bowl" if decision == "bat" else "bat"

def batting(self, batting_player):


runs = 0
wickets = 0
print(f"\n🏏 {batting_player.upper()} is batting now!")
for over in range(1, [Link] + 1):
print(f"\nOver {over}")
for ball in range(1, self.balls_per_over + 1):
if wickets == self.max_wickets:
print("All wickets down!")
return runs

if batting_player == "user":
user_run = int(input("Enter your run (1-6): "))
cpu_ball = [Link](1, 6)
print(f"Computer bowled: {cpu_ball}")
else:
cpu_run = [Link](1, 6)
user_ball = int(input("Enter your bowl (1-6): "))
print(f"Computer played: {cpu_run}")

# Check wicket
if (batting_player == "user" and user_run == cpu_ball) or (
batting_player == "cpu" and cpu_run == user_ball
):
wickets += 1
print("💥 WICKET!")
else:
run_scored = user_run if batting_player == "user" else cpu_run
runs += run_scored
print(f"Runs this ball: {run_scored} | Total:
{runs}/{wickets}")

[Link](0.6)
return runs

def play(self):
print("🏏 Welcome to the Advanced Python Cricket Game 🏏")
user_choice = [Link]()

if user_choice == "bat":
self.user_score = [Link]("user")
print(f"\nYour innings ends at {self.user_score} runs.")
print("\nComputer needs", self.user_score + 1, "runs to win.")
self.cpu_score = [Link]("cpu")
else:
self.cpu_score = [Link]("cpu")
print(f"\nComputer innings ends at {self.cpu_score} runs.")
print("\nYou need", self.cpu_score + 1, "runs to win.")
self.user_score = [Link]("user")

print("\n🏁 Final Scoreboard 🏁")


print(f"You: {self.user_score}")
print(f"Computer: {self.cpu_score}")

if self.user_score > self.cpu_score:


print("🎉 You Win!")
elif self.user_score < self.cpu_score:
print("🤖 Computer Wins!")
else:
print("🤝 Match Tied!")

if __name__ == "__main__":
game = CricketGame()
[Link]()

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