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Google celebrates start of ICC Champions Trophy with a doodle

| | Jun 01, 2017, at 02:51 pm
Mountain View, Jun 1 (IBNS): Google on Thursday celebrated the start of ICC Champions Trophy by dedicating an interactive doodle.

The eight-nation tournament starts on Thursday with hosts England taking on Bangladesh in the opening fixture.

While both India and Australia will start as firm favourites, England is expected to do well on familiar conditions.

The interactive doodle features a game of cricket, that involves crickets as batsmen and a team of snails as the fielding side.

This is also the smallest doodle that the web giant has produced, in terms of file size.
 

 

Image: google.com

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