Play Super International Cricket (Europe) Online

Game Overview

Super International Cricket on SNES is one of those weirdly specific sports games that somehow nails the vibe of cricket without overcomplicating it. You pick a team (Australia’s always overpowered, naturally), and then it’s all about timing those swings—mess up and you’ll hear this brutal "thunk" sound as the ball plops straight into a fielder’s hands. The fielding controls take a second to get used to, but once you figure out how to dive for catches, it feels surprisingly satisfying.

Honestly, half the fun is just seeing how far you can smack the ball—there’s something deeply rewarding about clearing the boundary with a six, even if you have no idea what a "googly" is supposed to be. The commentary’s hilariously repetitive, but in that charming early-’90s way where they say "that’s a cracking shot!" for the 50th time and you don’t even care. If you’ve ever wanted to try cricket without the three-day matches, this is the one.