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The document provides requirements and guidelines for building a virtual cricket game application in C++. The game should simulate a match between two teams of 4 players each, over two innings of 6 balls each. It should allow the user to select players for each team from a pool of 11, perform a toss to decide the batting order, track runs and outs over the course of the match, and output a summary at the end. The program should be organized using classes for Players, Teams, and the overarching Game, with functions to handle individual components like input, scoring updates, and output.

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m5 Project Problem Statement

The document provides requirements and guidelines for building a virtual cricket game application in C++. The game should simulate a match between two teams of 4 players each, over two innings of 6 balls each. It should allow the user to select players for each team from a pool of 11, perform a toss to decide the batting order, track runs and outs over the course of the match, and output a summary at the end. The program should be organized using classes for Players, Teams, and the overarching Game, with functions to handle individual components like input, scoring updates, and output.

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Virtual Cricket Game Application 

 
Hi, Welcome Back! Glad to see that we have made it so far in this training i.e. till the last module. 
This  training  has  tested  you  on  all  fronts  and  has  made  sure  that  you  become  a  good 
programmer.  Continuing  with  the  same  spirit,  enthusiasm,  and  excitement  -  we  have  one  final 
project  for  you  which  is  basically  the  next  level  of  the  ​Gully  Cricket  application  that  you  have 
already  developed  in  module  3.  In  this  module,  you  have  to  create  a  ​Virtual  Cricket  Game 
application called ​“CRIC-IN”​.  
 
Now,  how  to  create  it?  What all details are required? Don’t worry, we have covered all the details 
for you. Below this, you will find all the necessary details required to code this project. 
 

All the Best! 


 

Problem Statement 
Build a cricket game application using the C++ programming language.  
 

Required Output 
Please  check  the  ​game-output.pdf  file  provided  with  this problem statement. It’s not necessary 
to  mimic  the  exact  same  output.  You  can  use  your  own  creativity  and  make  your  app  output 
better than the given required output.  
 

Project Requirements  
1. There should be two teams: TeamA and TeamB 
a. Each team will have 4 players. 
b. The  players  for  each  team  will  be  selected  by  the  user  from  the  given pool of 11 
players. You can assign the names to those 11 players yourself.  
c. The  sequence  in  which  the  players  are  selected  for  each  team  will  decide  the 
batting  and  bowling  sequence  for  that  team.  For  example,  if  Team  A  has  Virat, 
Rohit, Dhawan, and Rahul; Virat will be the first player to bat or ball.  
2. There should be two innings. 
a. Each innings will be of 6 balls. 
b. In  each  innings,  only  one  bowler  from  the  bowling  team  will  bowl  all  the  6 
deliveries  and  at  a  time  one  batsman  from  the  batting  team  will  bat  until  he  is 
declared out.  
c. The  first  player  from  the  bowling  team  will  be  always  selected  to  bowl  first  and 
the first player from the batting team will be always selected to bat first.  
d. When  a  batsman  is  OUT,  the  next  batsman  from  the  batting  team  in  sequence 
will start batting.  
3. There should be a toss functionality.  
a. The team who wins the toss will decide to either bat or bowl first.  
4. In each delivery, possible runs can be scored from 0 to 6.  
5. OUT  criteria: If a batsman scores 0 runs he will be declared OUT and the next batsman in 
sequence will start batting.  
6. Match End criteria  
a. If  runs  scored  by  TeamA  is  greater  than  the  opponent  TeamB,  then  TeamA  will 
win the game or vice-versa.  
b. If runs scored by TeamA and TeamB are the same then the match will draw.  
7. Improve  user  experience  by  adding  functions  to  display  the  pool  of  all  the  11  players, 
display  players  of  each  team  after  team  selection,  display  game  scorecard  after  each 
delivery and display the match summary when the match ends.  
 

Rough Algorithm with Approach  


1. Create three classes namely Player, Team, and Game. 
a. Create  3  header  files  (.h)  and  the  corresponding  source  files  (.cpp)  for  the  three 
classes. 
b. Declare  Player class attributes to store information such as name, unique id, runs 
scored, balls played, balls bowled, runs given, and wickets taken in the match.  
c. Declare Team class attributes to store information such as team name, total runs 
scored by the team, total wickets lost, total balls bowled, and list of team players.  
d. Declare  Game  class  attributes  to  store  information  such  as  team  A  and  team  B 
details,  players  per  team,  maximum  deliveries  allowed  in  each  innings, names of 
all the 11 given players, and a variable to check which innings is going on.  
e. Additionally,  in  the  Game  class,  declare  two  pointers  of  type class Team to point 
to  the  batting  team  and  bowling  team  in  each  innings  and  two  pointers  of  type 
class Player to point to the current batsman and the bowler.  
2. Welcome users and show a few basic game instructions.  
3. Display  all  the  11  players  with  the  array  index  so  that  the  user  can  select  the  players 
using that index for each team.  
4. Select 4 players for each team one by one in an alternative way.  
a. Write a utility function to take o
​ nly​ integer user input.  
b. Write a validation function to allow a player to be added to a team only once.  
5. Display selected players from each team.  
6. Add toss functionality. 
a. Allow the toss winning team to choose either to bat or bowl first.  
b. Initialize the batting team and the bowling team.  
7. Start the first innings.  
a. Initialize the batsman and the bowler.  
8. Start playing the first innings.  
a. After each delivery, update batsman score, bowler score, and both teams score.  
b. If  in  a  delivery  runs  scored  is  0  then  the  batsman will be OUT and the next player 
in sequence from the batting team will start batting.  
c. If in a delivery runs scored is 1 to 6, just update data and continue the innings.  
d. After each delivery, validate the innings score to check if the innings is over. 
9. After each delivery, show the game scorecard.  
10. When the first innings ends, start the second innings.  
a. Initialize the batting team and the bowling team.  
b. Initialize the batsman and the bowler.  
11. Start playing the second innings.  
a. Reuse the same code written to play first innings.  
b. After each delivery, validate both innings’ scores to decide the winner.   
12. Display match summary in the end.   

 
Additional Points 
1. Use escape characters such as ‘​\t​’, ‘​\n​’ wherever needed to keep program output clean.  
2. Use ​usleep()​ function as applicable along with user-friendly messages.  

 
Submission 
After  completing  the  assignment,  upload  the  ​zip  file  containing  the  source  code  file  from  the 
progress report.  
 
You  can  download  the  solution  to  the  assignment  from  the  progress  report  once  you  have 
uploaded  the  solution.  Compare  your  program  with  the  provided  solution  and  explore  how  a 
complex  program  can  be  broken  down  into  smaller  components  by  defining  functions for each 
task. All the best. 
 

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