Indian cricketer Virat Kohli remembers that sensational six off Pakistani pacer Haris Rauf in the finishing over during the 2022 T20I World Cup match in Melbourne on 23 October? The good news is that you can buy it.
vague? Do not become. Indeed, digital collectibles have arrived in cricket, and all the best moments from the 2022 Men’s T20 World Cup are being converted into unique collectibles that fans can buy online, reported espncricinfo.com on 24 October.
As per the details, ICC’s official digital collectibles partner – Fancrase – has pre-selling moments of each game in a pack called “>Crictos of the Game”.
How does this work?
On every day of the 2022 T20I World Cup tournament, the queue for packs from the next game opens at 3.30 am IST (10 am GMT). Anyone can buy a pack for as little as $5 (approx INR 410) which will make them a collectible, or an instant.
FanCraze picks the best moments from the game and then turns them into 3D digital cards that contain video and photos of that moment. When the match is over, a person can open his pack to find out what moments he got.
Now, once a person has found their digital collectible, they can display it on social media, use it in Fancraze’s flash games to earn cash rewards or trade it online.
“Buying a pack before the game gives you this really cool experience where you watch now and buy now. Within three hours after the game ends, you have the moment in your wallet, so the moment you just watched It’s yours now,” Fancrase CEO Anshum Bhambri explained, “The other thing it does is illustrate the difference between really owning a moment and watching a video of it online. You get to see the moment and its video. Get instant access to it.”
What’s available now:
a) Superman catch by Glenn Phillips to dismiss Marcus Stoinis, minimum asking price of $85 ( 7,000 approx)
b) Josh Hazlewood’s yorker to clean Finn Allen (min $109 ( about 9,000)
c) Karthik Meiyappan’s hat-trick for googling (min. $45, 3,700 approx)
d) Flat slog-sweep from Sikandar Raza to bring up his fifty against Ireland (min. $82, 6,800 approx)
e) Kusal Mendis hits a six to complete his half-century against Netherlands (Min. $50, 4,100 approx).
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