Format
One Format. Four Innings. Built for Drama.
Every rule exists to keep the match unpredictable until the last over.
4X Cricket
Everyone Bats Twice.
Four innings of ten overs each, forty overs a side.
A slow start doesn't decide the match. Team A bats, then Team B, then Team A again, then Team B closes it out. The combined score across both innings wins it, and a big third innings can flip the whole match.
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- 022nd Innings
- 033rd Innings
- 044th Innings
Squad Composition
Legends and Amateurs, Same Team Sheet.
Every squad mixes five international pros, two USA internationals, and four amateurs.
Four amateur spots per squad go to players picked through the Social Loop Contest, open to anyone who enters. They train, they get selected, and they take the field next to the same legends fans came to see.
International Pros
Front-line names recognized across every ground in the world.
USA Internationals
Players capped for the United States, home side on the day.
Amateurs
Picked through the Social Loop Contest. Open to anyone who enters.
The Teams
Four Teams. One Trophy.
Indian Team. USA Team. Pakistan Team. World Team.
Four squads, four identities, one format built to make every match close.
Indian
USA
Pakistan
World
No Coin. No Chance.
The Coin Toss Doesn't Exist Here.
The match starts with a Bowl-Out.
Amateur players open the game by bowling at the stumps, no batter in the way. First team to hit wins the toss. Still tied? The captains settle it with rock-paper-scissors, under the umpire's watch.
The Rules
Six Mechanics. One Format.
Everything that makes 4X Cricket different from a standard match.
- 01
Four innings per match, ten overs each
Every match is split into four blocks of ten overs. Forty overs a side, nothing longer, nothing shorter.
- 02
Every side bats twice
Team A bats, then Team B, then Team A again, then Team B closes it out. The combined score across both innings wins it.
- 03
Squads mix international pros, USA internationals, and amateurs from the Social Loop Contest
Every squad has five international pros, two USA internationals, and four amateurs picked through the Social Loop Contest.
- 04
The toss is a Bowl-Out, not a coin flip
Amateurs open the game bowling at the stumps, no batter in the way. First team to hit wins the toss. Ties go to rock-paper-scissors between captains, under the umpire's watch.
- 05
Bowlers cap at two overs an innings, four across the match
Every squad bowls at least two amateur overs each innings. No bowler goes past four overs across the whole match.
- 06
A match can end after three innings — or go to a Bowl-Out shootout
If the chasing team's first innings alone beats the rival's combined total, it ends there. Still level after four? Five bowlers a side, two of them amateurs, one ball each.
