Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Battrick is a free Internet browser-based cricket management game inspired by the football management game Hattrick. According to the game's creator, Allan Fairlie-Clarke (Battrick username BT-allanfc), the idea for the game came about during a conversation on an internet forum. The game has now grown to be the largest online cricket management game on the Internet. In early November 2007, Battrick has over 9,600 registered users and as of December 2010 there are 7,400 active users.In Battrick, users take over a cricket team in the lower levels of their chosen country's league system and aim – through training, tactics and transfers – to improve their team and achieve success in one or more of the several first class and limited overs competitions.There are currently eighteen countries in the game, split into eight foundation countries and ten 'expansion countries', each with their own league & cup competitions, and with National representative sides.The game is free to play. A membership package, which offers no strategic advantage, can be purchased."@en }
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- Battrick abstract "Battrick is a free Internet browser-based cricket management game inspired by the football management game Hattrick. According to the game's creator, Allan Fairlie-Clarke (Battrick username BT-allanfc), the idea for the game came about during a conversation on an internet forum. The game has now grown to be the largest online cricket management game on the Internet. In early November 2007, Battrick has over 9,600 registered users and as of December 2010 there are 7,400 active users.In Battrick, users take over a cricket team in the lower levels of their chosen country's league system and aim – through training, tactics and transfers – to improve their team and achieve success in one or more of the several first class and limited overs competitions.There are currently eighteen countries in the game, split into eight foundation countries and ten 'expansion countries', each with their own league & cup competitions, and with National representative sides.The game is free to play. A membership package, which offers no strategic advantage, can be purchased.".