Your friend from a far away future is stuck in our present age. Help the cutie to reach his time machine to get back home. Use the given physics-based objects and cut ropes to drag your chum to his destination. Try to collect all stars on your way.
NeoLife is a funny puzzle game. Your option is to get the blue orb off the screen. Slice the given ropes and use the neon orange balls to move the blue one.
Yummy Nuts is a lovely physics-based puzzle game. Your option is to feed your red squirrel baby which nests in a giant ice mountain. So cut the given ropes, use helpful bubbles and piggies to catch all tasty nuts in each level and deliver those to the hungry scion.
Orange Gravity 2 Level Pack is a funny puzzle game series by Tommycred. Control the famous sweet citrus fruit which hangs on a rope and use the rules of physics and attraction to reach every yellow acid fruit and entering the exit.
Orange Gravity Level Pack is a funny puzzle game. Help the friendly fruit to collect all yellow lemons. Beware of deathly spikes, use ropes and check rules of gravitation.
In this fun physics-based puzzle game you have to move the beastly Bristlies so that they get into containers with the matching color. Cut ropes to free a round creature or cause a chain of another action.
Air Transporter is a physics-based helicopter simulation game. Aim of the game is to transport various objects with a heli. Use the ropes to hook up cargo and bring them to the right spot.
Duck And Roll is a game where you have help duck to get back into the water. Remove blocks and cut the ropes. You can also blow up a bomb for push duck or other items.
Meet Puru, a super archer with special skill in shooting. Her little friends were captured and hanged on the tree. Shoot off the rope and rescue her friends.
The England U19s had a thrilling seven-wicket victory at Visit Worcestershire New Road to round off their Youth ODI series against India.
The tourists won the series 3-2, but England earned the victory in the last match. After a superb bowling performance held India's strong batting lineup to 210 for nine. All six bowlers took wickets thanks to a great team effort, although Ralphie Albert (two for 24) and Alex French (two for 37) stood out. The only player to surpass 40 was RS Ambrish (66 not out from 81 balls).
After that, England easily reached 211 for three with 113 balls remaining. Following Ben Dawkins's (66, 53) third consecutive sixty score, Ben Mayes (82 not out, 76 balls) and Thomas Rew (49 not out, 37) saw their team home at a canter.
Following India's decision to bat, French and Matt Firbank each scored in their opening over as England's redesigned seam attack got off to a fantastic start. Before French took the crucial wicket of Vihaan Malhotra, Ayush Mhatre's fruitless series came to an end with a reckless flick to mid-on off Firbank. Malhotra. Who scored a brilliant century in the previous match, nicked a fantastic delivery to wicketkeeper Rew.
This time, Vaibhav Suryavanshi, 14, who scored 322 runs off 162 balls in the series' opening four games, lacked fluency. Prior to slicing Sebastian Morgan to deep third on 33 from 42. He was well-contained despite hitting Firbank for consecutive sixes.
Alex Green, a seamer for Leicestershire, kept up the pressure and was rewarded. When Dawkins caught Rahul Kumar well on the long-leg rope. Albert quickly defeated the dangerous Harvansh Pangalia (24, 37) lbw, sweeping, as England started to spin.
England U19s
Ambrish was left to make sure the innings filled its 50 overs. After Albert added the wicket of Kanishk Chouhan, who was deftly stumped by Rew after being coaxed down the wicket. He achieved this by skillfully shepherding the tail for a half-century.
Joe Moores' bottom-edged pluck at Deepesh Davendra