Innings: Test Cricket · Testers
Play new versions first.
Innings is out on Google Play, free, for Android phones and Android TV — anyone can install it there. Testers get each new version before everyone else, and what they find goes into the next one. Free, no ads, no purchases, as a tester or not.
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Tell us your Google account
Use the Google account on your Android phone; that is the one Google Play checks. We add it to the testers, usually the same day, and write back.
Email us your Gmail address -
Become a tester
Open the testing page, signed in with that same account, and tap Become a tester.
Open the testing page -
Install or update it from Google Play
Google Play now gives you the testers' version. If you already have the game, update it; if the new version is not offered yet, give it a few minutes after step 2 and look again.
Get it on Google Play
What we ask of a tester
- Play what is new — whatever you like: the career, a challenge, the nets. A test version may still have rough edges; that is what it is for.
- Tell us what you find — anything that felt wrong, unfair, confusing or good. In the game, Settings → Help and about → Copy bug report puts what you were doing on your clipboard to paste to us. Or use the feedback form, or write to admin@leafsoft.online.
- Follow along, if you like. New builds and clips are announced on Instagram at @playinnings.
Questions
iPhone? Not yet. Innings is Android and Android TV only for now.
Does it cost anything? No. No ads and no purchases, for testers or anyone else.
Is my career safe? Yes. A test version is the same app and installs over the one you have, career and all.
How do I stop? Open the testing page from step 2 and tap Leave the program. You keep the version you have, career included, and Google Play moves you back to the public version when its next update arrives. Uninstalling deletes a career kept only on the phone; signed in to Google Play Games, the game keeps a copy with your account.
Your Google account address reaches us only so we can add you to the testers. We use it for nothing else, and you can ask us to remove it at any time. See the Innings privacy policy.