Questions & answers
Frequently Asked Questions
What is CricketMap India?
CricketMap India is a free, browser-based daily trivia game that combines Indian cricket knowledge with geography. Each day everyone answers the same five questions about Indian cricket - stadiums, players’ hometowns, World Cup moments, IPL history and more - by dropping a pin on a map instead of picking from a multiple-choice list.
How do you play the CricketMap game?
Read the question, then tap or click where you think it happened on the map and confirm your guess. You get 5 questions per day, answered one at a time; your score is based on how close your pin is to the real location. See the How to Play page for full details and the scoring table.
Can you identify Indian cricket stadiums on a map?
Yes - one of the eight question categories is specifically about famous Indian stadiums, and another focuses on IPL home grounds. You place a pin on the stadium’s real location, not just the city it is in.
How well do you know Indian cricket history?
CricketMap India includes categories for the ICC World Cup, the T20 World Cup, Test cricket and historic Indian cricket moments, so a good share of the daily questions test cricket history - but always by asking where something happened, not when.
Can I challenge my friends?
Yes. After finishing a game, you can share your result with a link that shows your score, accuracy and streak, and invite a friend to beat it. When they finish their own game, they can see how their score compares to yours. No account is required to do this.
Is CricketMap free to play?
Yes, completely free. You can play instantly as a guest with no payment and no required sign-up. Creating a free account is optional and only used to keep your streak and history across devices.
Does CricketMap work on mobile?
Yes. The game is designed mobile-first, with a touch-friendly map, a "pin at centre" button for precise placement on small screens, and native share-sheet support for sending results to friends.
Do I need to create an account?
No. You can play as a guest immediately. Registering is optional and lets you keep your streak, scores and game history if you switch devices or clear your browser’s cookies.
Where do the answers and facts come from?
Every question links to a public source, usually Wikipedia, and the coordinates are checked against it before the question is published. See the About page for details on how questions are sourced and verified.
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