Do you get frustrated with seeing the AI or your friends gather runs while you are finding it difficult to get even a single wicket? If you are a new user of Real Cricket 25 or an experienced mobile game player, knowing how to get wickets consistently is what distinguishes ordinary players from real pros.
“In my experience, once you master just two bowling variations and learn how to read the batter’s stance, you’ll start bagging wickets like crazy!”
In this in-depth guide, I’ll walk you through exactly how to take wickets in Real Cricket 25, no matter the format or difficulty level. From test matches to quick 10-over games, you’ll get real strategies, tricks, bowling codes, and field placements to up your bowling game.
Why Bowling Matters in Real Cricket 25
Bowling is more than just chucking the ball at the stumps. In Real Cricket 25, intelligent bowling can:
“What I learned the hard way is that bowling on autopilot doesn’t work. You need to think like a captain.”
Learning How Wickets Work in Real Cricket 25
Before we dive into the wicket-taking strategies, let’s take a quick look at the various methods to take a wicket in the game (and in real life):
The 10 Ways to Take a Wicket in Cricket:
🔍 10 Common Ways to Take a Wicket in Cricket
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
| Bowled | Ball hits the stumps directly |
| Caught | Fielder catches the ball before it touches the ground |
| LBW (Leg Before Wicket) | Ball hits the pads in line and would have hit the stumps |
| Run Out | Batter doesn’t make it to crease before ball hits the stumps |
| Stumped | Batter steps out and misses, and keeper removes bails |
| Hit Wicket | Batter accidentally hits their own stumps |
| Handled the Ball | Batter touches the ball with their hand (rare) |
| Obstructing the Field | Batter gets in the way intentionally |
| Timed Out | Next batter doesn’t appear in time |
| Double Hit | Batter hits the ball twice (illegal) |
“Here’s a tip I always give beginners: LBW is your best friend, especially with spinners. Trick the AI into missing straight ones!”
Top Bowling Tips to Get Wickets in Real Cricket 25
- Dominate Line and Length
For fast bowlers, bowl outside off-stump with minimal swing inwards.
For spinners, target the middle-stump and change your flight.
- Change Your Type of Bowling Often
Shake things up! Don’t let the AI or online player get settled. Switch between:
- Off Spin and Leg Spin
- Yorkers and Bouncers
- Slow balls and Full tosses
- Use Bowling Code Combos (Real Cricket 24/25 Hack)
Try this bowling combination to trap AI batsmen:
- 1st Ball: Off cutter, good length, outside off
- 2nd Ball: Short ball, into the body
- 3rd Ball: Yorker, middle stump
- 4th Ball: Leg spin, tossed up
- 5th Ball: Yorker again (variation speed)
- 6th Ball: Slower full delivery
This code will simulate real-game unpredictability.
- Use LBW Trap Often
Use in-swingers or sliders into the pads with a fielder on short mid-wicket and leg slip. Excellently suited for Test Matches and Dream Cricket 25 modes.
Top 5 Pro Tips to Take Wickets in Real Cricket 25
Here are 5 tips you can use immediately:
- Bowl with Intent, Not Repetition
Don’t play the same ball again. Changing things confuses the batter, and confusion leads to wickets. - Watch the Feet of the Batter
AI batters give small hints. If they move across, it’s time for a wide yorker or bouncer. - Use the Pitch Map
Don’t just eyeball it. Use the pitch map feature to target consistent zones. - Save Your Best Balls for Final Overs
In T20 or 50-over matches, wickets in the final overs are game-changers. - Practice in Career Mode
You’ll face varied opposition and conditions, which improves your wicket sense.
“Here’s a tip I always give beginners: Don’t bowl six perfect balls; bowl six confusing ones!”
FAQs: Taking Wickets in Real Cricket 25 & Other Games
Utilize LBW traps, off-spin during initial overs, and alter length at every 2 balls.
Play Test Match mode, discipline and bowl with, and practice using bounce + swing combinations.
Focus on middle-stump line and vary flight. Use silly point and leg slip.
Use this order: Short ball > Yorker > Leg spin > Slower > LBW trap > Off cutter.
Honestly, it took me a while to learn this. What actually worked for me was combining arm balls and sliders, particularly with close-in fielders set to take those sneaky chances. I started tossing the ball up more to tempt the batter into stepping out and that’s when the magic happened.
Summary & Final Thoughts
Taking wickets in Real Cricket 25 isn’t just about bowling; it’s about thinking like a chess player. Whether you’re spinning it in Dream Cricket 25, Real Cricket GO, or even Cricket 22, the key is the same: outsmart the batter.
Here’s what worked for me:
- Mix up your deliveries; don’t be predictable
- Set smart, personalized fields that support your strategy
- Read the batter’s behaviour; AI provides subtle cues
- Bowl with intent, not habit
- And sure, practice. A lot.
“Once I understood the AI’s patterns and I stopped bowling on autopilot, I began taking 5–6 wickets per match. It was such a game-changer!”
So the next time you’re out on the field, give these a try. You’ll be amazed at how soon the wickets begin falling.
