Box Cricket Tournaments at USArena!
Step into the fast-paced world of competitive indoor cricket where power, precision, and teamwork come together under the lights. Our Box Cricket Tournaments bring players of all levels together for exciting short-format matches in a state-of-the-art facility designed for maximum fun and intensity. With dynamic rules, professional setup, and a lively community atmosphere, every game is a chance to showcase your skills and enjoy the spirit of cricket—rain or shine. Gather your team, register today, and take your shot at Box Cricket glory at United Sports Arena!
Box Cricket Rules And Scoring
⚙ Basic Rules
●6 players per side
●All 6 players bat
●9 overs per innings
●Max 2 overs per bowler
●No Netted Catch
🏏 Scoring Rules
Bonus Runs
●Zone A (front net – behind the keeper and side net behind the stumps): 0 runs
●Zone B (side nets between the striker's end and halfway down the pitch): 1 run
●Zone C (side nets between halfway and the bowlers end): 2 runs
●Zone D (back net – behind the bowler): 4 or 6 runs depending on the manner in which
the ball hits the back net.
●ZoneBorC onto ZoneD:3runs
●4 Runs: Ball rolling directly into back net without touching any side or upper net
●6 Runs: Direct hit to back net without touching any side or upper net
●Zone E: Ball first hitting top Net: 0 runs
●Wide and No Ball : 2 Runs
Physical Runs
●Running:
●Marked middle line serves as runner’s crease
●Batsman to runner line = 1 run
●No Leg byes
●Byes allowed
●Note: For the physical runs. For example, a batsman strikes the ball, hitting the back net on the full (6 bonus runs) and makes one physical run, for a total of 7 runs.
🚫 No Ball & Wide Definitions●
●No Ball:
●Overstepping
●Full toss above waist height
●Wide:
●Standard wide line marked on the pitch
●Bouncer above head height
●No Ball and Wide balls are counted as legal balls except Final over of the innings
🧢 Batting Format
●Each pair bats 3 overs (irrespective of dismissals)
●No LBW
●All other dismissals apply
●-3 Runs are deducted for each dismissal
●3 consecutive dot balls (no change in score) in an over is considered as out
🏏Umpire, Scoring, Substitution
●Batting team to provide leg umpire and scorer.
●Final decision is made by main umpire
●No Subs allowed. Umpire might allow subs in case of major injury under certain restrictions
Note the ball is active at the start of the over and until the umpire calls it an over complete. If
batters want to leave the crease and not attempt a run, they should inform the umpire.
Click here to register for the tournament on April 11th!