Six Smash turns each level into a short cricket chase: six balls, two wickets and a run target. Watch the delivery, tap to hit and learn to read pace, swing, spin and late movement as the 15-level tour gets harder.
Each level gives you six deliveries to reach the target. You can lose up to two wickets, so a big swing is not always the only useful outcome.
Level 1 starts at 8 runs from 6 balls. By the International Final, the target reaches 25.
| CONTACT | TYPICAL RESULT |
|---|---|
| Perfect sweet spot | 6 runs |
| Excellent | 4 runs |
| Good | 2–3 runs |
| Glancing | 1 run |
| Poor | Dot ball |
| Ball beats the bat | Dot ball or wicket |
The early levels teach medium, quicker and slower deliveries. The middle of the tour introduces swing, yorkers, bouncers and spin. The final levels mix disguised and high-pressure deliveries so you cannot rely on one batting rhythm.
The live cricket ball must physically reach the calibrated point on the visible flat bat face before a hit can register. The outgoing shot begins from that same point.
If you swing too early, the ball keeps travelling toward the stumps. An on-stump miss can visibly hit the wicket before the game awards BOWLED!