🏏 Odd-Even Cricket
A command-line cricket game based on the classic "odd or even" playground game. Win the toss, choose to bat or bowl, and try to out-score the computer over a full match.
How It Works
- Toss: Pick odd or even, then both you and the computer pick a number
from 1–10. If the sum is odd, "odd" wins; if even, "even" wins.
- Batting: The batter picks a number from 1–10 each ball; the bowler's
number is random. If they match, the batter is out. Otherwise, the batter's number is added to their score as runs.
- Chasing: The second team to bat only needs to beat the first team's
score — their innings ends as soon as they pass the target.
- Winner: Whoever scores more runs wins the match. After each match, the
loser bowls first next time (unless it's a tie), and you can keep playing as many matches as you like.
Requirements
- Python 3.6+
- No external dependencies (uses only the Python standard library)
Getting Started
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/<your-username>/odd-even-cricket.git
cd odd-even-cricket- Run the game:
python odd_even_cricket.py