Timing-based batting
Aim anywhere on the field, charge the power and time the stroke. Drive through the covers, cut behind point or loft it into the stands. Mistime it and the fielders will make you pay.


A 3D T20 cricket game where every match is a run chase. Pick one of 11 nations, walk out under the floodlights and time every shot to beat the target in 2, 5, 10 or 20 overs.
Every ball is a decision. Read the delivery, pick the gap and decide how much risk the required rate allows.
Aim anywhere on the field, charge the power and time the stroke. Drive through the covers, cut behind point or loft it into the stands. Mistime it and the fielders will make you pay.
Bowlers charge in with a full run-up, bound into the crease and land on the correct foot. Left-arm and right-arm pace both look the way they do on TV.
Bowlers change every over, nobody bowls two in a row, and every bowler has an over limit. Full batting and bowling scorecards after every over.

Day matches or nights under the lights. The crowd roars for fours, sixes and wickets, and every dismissal gets a walking-off card.
Open it and play, on the train, on a flight or anywhere the signal drops. Nothing to sign up for, and ads never interrupt a live ball.
Four match lengths, from a two-over sprint to a full T20, and three difficulty levels: Amateur, Pro and Legend.
One quick chase between stops on the commute.
Enough time to build an innings, still over in minutes.
Room for a collapse, a rebuild and a late charge.
The full T20 innings. Pace it, protect wickets and finish it.
Every nation walks out in kits based on its national colours. Choose who you bat for and who you chase against.











Choose one of 11 cricket nations to bat for, each in its own colours, and an opponent to chase against.
Pick 2, 5, 10 or 20 overs, then Amateur, Pro or Legend. The target is set before you walk out.
Read the bowler, aim the shot, time it and keep the required rate under control until the winning hit.
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Chase Cricket is a 3D T20 cricket game for iPhone and Android, made by Zafrit. Every match is a run chase: you bat second and try to reach the target in 2, 5, 10 or 20 overs by aiming, powering and timing each shot against realistic fast bowling.
Yes. Matches run entirely on your phone, so you can play with no internet connection. Online, the game loads optional ads and sends a crash report if the app crashes.
No account and no sign-up. Optional rewarded ads can unlock a clutch help: an umpire’s no-ball review late in a chase, a once-per-match revive, or a rematch of a chase you lost, and a short ad may appear after a finished match when you rematch or leave. Ads never interrupt a live ball. Open the app and play.
There are 11 cricket nations: Pakistan, India, England, South Africa, West Indies, Afghanistan, Australia, Zimbabwe, New Zealand, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. Each plays in kits based on its national colours.
You choose the length: 2 overs (12 balls), 5 overs (30 balls), 10 overs (60 balls) or a full 20-over T20 innings (120 balls). The shorter matches take just a few minutes.
Chase Cricket is coming soon to the App Store for iPhone and iPad and to Google Play for Android. The download buttons on this page will link to the store listings as soon as they go live.
No name, email, contacts or location. Your settings stay on your device. Store builds send crash reports so bugs can be fixed. Optional ads use Google AdMob, which may use the advertising ID on Android; on iPhone the game does not ask to track you. Details are in the Privacy Policy.
No. Chase Cricket is an independent game and is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, any cricket board, league or tournament.

Coming soon to iPhone, iPad and Android.