On Twitter, Facebook, Google News, and Instagram.If you’re wondering what the ICC Champions Trophy is - and why it has its very own Google doodle, complete with an interactive game, on Google’s desktop and mobile home page - then you must not know cricket.Ĭurrently being played out in the UK’s Edgbaston Cricket Ground, Sophia Gardens and The Oval, this year’s International Cricket Council championship tournament includes teams from Australia, Bangladesh, England, New Zealand, India, Pakistan, South Africa and Sri Lanka. Today, the company in a Twitter thread said that teddy bear, quarantine snacks and baking bread were among the top trends on Search this week.įollow HT Tech for the latest tech news and reviews, also keep up with us Earlier this month, the company released a video that showed that people all around the world were searching 'how to help' in a bid to help the elderly people, the healthcare workers and others in their community. Separately, Google has also been releasing video highlighting Search trends on Twitter. The game also has a beaver who acts as an umpire. Users can bat as people usually do in case of the game where they can go for a single run or a sixer or get bowled out.

The doodle game dates back to 2017 and it entails a cricket playing cricket (literally).

Today, that is, April 28, the company is showing a Doodle game that celebrates the ICC Champions Trophy 2017. The doodle originally celebrated the 50th anniversary of the first ever programming language LOGO that was used by children. On Monday, that is, April 27, the company showed its popular Doodle game 'Coding for Carrots', which dates back to 2017.

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