BaseCricket

Where Cricket Meets Baseball

A revolutionary hybrid sport combining the batting technique of cricket with the field strategy of baseball. Swing a cricket bat, run the bases, and score like never before.

Cricket Batting

Use a cricket bat and ball. The striker plays with classic cricket technique – drives, cuts, pulls, and sweeps.

Baseball Diamond

Play on a full baseball diamond with four bases. Fielding positions follow baseball's classic 9-player layout.

Hybrid Scoring

Score 1-3 runs by running bases. Hit a boundary four for 4 runs, or clear the fence for a home run worth 6!

Cricket Dismissals

Get out via bowled, caught, or run out – just like cricket. 7 players per team, 3 innings, 7 wickets end each innings.

How to Play

Learn the rules of BaseCricket in minutes

The Diamond Field

HOME (Stumps) 1B 2B 3B Pitcher P C 1B 2B 3B LF RF Outfield Boundary (4 = ground / 6 = over)

Scoring System

1
Single
Run to 1st base
2
Double
Run to 2nd base
3
Triple
Run to 3rd base
4
Boundary Four
Ball hits fence
6
Home Run!
Ball clears fence

Batting Rules

  • Striker uses a cricket bat at home plate
  • Pitcher delivers a cricket ball from the mound
  • Striker can play any cricket shot
  • Each team has 7 players
  • 3 non-strikers wait in the dugout
  • Next non-striker rotates in after a wicket
  • 7 wickets = innings over
  • 3 innings per team per match

Running Rules

  • After hitting, striker runs the bases like baseball
  • Each base reached = 1 run scored
  • Reaching home plate completes the circuit
  • Multiple runners can occupy bases
  • Forced runners must advance
  • Boundary hit = automatic 4 or 6 runs

Dismissal Rules

  • Bowled: Ball hits the stumps behind striker
  • Caught: Fielder catches ball on the full
  • Run Out: Fielder hits base before runner arrives
  • 7 outs (wickets) = innings over
  • 3 innings per team per match

Fielding Rules

  • 7 fielders on the field
  • Pitcher (P), Catcher (C)
  • 1B, 2B, 3B in the infield
  • LF, RF in the outfield
  • Fielders can catch, throw to bases, or hit stumps

Team Structure

  • Each team has 7 players
  • Match consists of 3 innings per team (6 total innings)
  • Each innings ends after 7 wickets (all out) or when overs are completed
  • Teams alternate batting and fielding each innings
  • Team with most total runs after all 6 innings wins

Field View

HOME
1B
2B
3B
|||
P
C
1B
2B
3B
LF
RF
Team A
0
0 wkts
VS
Team B
0
0 wkts
Innings: 1st  |  Overs: 0.0  |  Batting: Team A

Play-by-Play

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Batting Order

Player 1
0 runs (0 balls)

Dugout (Non-Strikers)

2
Player 2
Non-striker 1
3
Player 3
Non-striker 2
4
Player 4
Non-striker 3
0
Total Runs
0
Wickets
0
Fours
0
Sixes
OUT!
Bowled!
FOUR!