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      BLOCKBUSTER CRICKET

      Ready. Set. Explore! The Hundred launched a competition for kids aged 7+ to design the cricket stadium experience of their dreams, with no limits on what it could contain. The 10 best designs were then incorporated into a blockbuster stadium designed in Minecraft – the world-famous sandbox video game. Introducing – The Space Bowl…the ultimate cricket stadium designed by kids.

       

      We asked, and you answered. We were blown away by the hundreds of entries we received – all showing incredible creativity and imagination. 

       

      Our expert panel of judges, including Birmingham Phoenix and England player Issy Wong, helped pick 10 lucky winners, which were then bought to life by our architect and Minecraft-wiz, James Delaney. 

       

      Ready to dive into our world? We know some of you will be Minecraft experts already – but just in case you aren’t, here are some helpful answers to any questions you might have on how you canto download, install and explore The Space Bowl. 

       

      CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD FOR MINECRAFT: JAVA EDITION

       

      CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD FOR MINECRAFT BEDROCK EDITION

       

      CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD INSTALL AND EXPLORE INSTRUCTIONS

       

      Some of your The Hundred cricket heroes were lucky enough to get a sneak peek of The Space Bowl – check out their reactions and amazement when we gave them an exclusive look… 

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          Players React to The Space Bowl

           

          Creating an awesome world like this in Minecraft doesn’t happen overnight. After our competition entrants put their creativity and imagination into their entries, our Minecraft architects spent over 150 hours to build the world using 1.3 MILLION blocks.

           

          Here’s how the world was put together, with our 10 winners explaining how they came up with their ideas… 

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              Not your typical sports stadium

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                  The Space Bowl timelapse

                  The Space Bowl by day

                  The Space Bowl by night

                  Boundary moat filled with sea creatures

                  Welcome arch

                  Disco lights and fireworks display

                  Main stage for DJs and Musicians, and VIP seating

                  Rainbow seam arch

                  Rollercoaster

                  Rooftop nature garden

                  See-through wicket and team changing rooms

                  TERMS AND CONDITIONS

                   

                  • Competition ran from 13 April 00:01 and closed on 26 April 23:59

                   

                  • Entrants must be a UK resident

                   

                  • Winners selected and notified by email within 48 hours of selection, and had 72 hours to accept their prize

                   

                  • Children entering competition must be at least seven years old on or before competition start date

                   

                  Please see the full list of T&Cs here

                   

                  Click here to read The Hundred's Privacy Notice

                   

                  Not an official Minecraft product. Not approved by or associated with Mojang.