How GeoCricket works

The basics

Six new cricket questions everyday. Takes 6 mins to play.
Questions will be for Tests Cricket, ODIs, T20s and World Cups.
For each cricket question, tap the spot on the map where you believe it happened.
The nearer your tap lands to the true spot, the bigger your score.
Fresh questions arrive daily at midnight UTC.
Everyone plays the same six questions on the same day, so totals are directly comparable.

Calculated distances are straight-line approximate values, rounded to the nearest kilometre.
Counting your over
Only runs are counted. There are no outs.
Questions 1–2 easy, 3–4 medium, 5–6 hard.
The max you can score is: six sixes in six balls = 36 runs. That is the perfect over.
Bonus, sharing and streak
Once you complete all questions, you get a bonus 10x multiplier.
Your runs x 10 = Final score. You can share your score card with your friends and challenge them.
Play daily to maintain your streak.

You see the day's top 50 players.
Your own row stays pinned at the top even when you sit outside the top 50.
When two players would share a name, the second gets a number on the end (for example Mark, Mark2).

Open your profile in menu for a 7-day played details of your daily totals.
Your profile shows total games played, best score, streak and last 7 days played games.

Pinch to zoom and drag to pan around the map.
A single tap locks in your guess. There is no submit button.
Changed your mind mid-tap? Drag a little before lifting your finger. Tiny slides count as a pan, not a guess.
Refresh halfway through if you must. Your round is saved.

GeoCricket is heavily inspired by MapTap, a daily geography game we love. Go play it too.

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How GeoCricket works

Six new cricket questions everyday. Takes 6 mins to play.
Questions will be for Tests Cricket, ODIs, T20s and World Cups.
For each cricket question, tap the spot on the map where you believe it happened.
The nearer your tap lands to the true spot, the bigger your score.
Fresh questions arrive daily at midnight UTC.
Everyone plays the same six questions on the same day, so totals are directly comparable.

Calculated distances are straight-line approximate values, rounded to the nearest kilometre.
Counting your over
Only runs are counted. There are no outs.
Questions 1–2 easy, 3–4 medium, 5–6 hard.
The max you can score is: six sixes in six balls = 36 runs. That is the perfect over.
Bonus, sharing and streak
Once you complete all questions, you get a bonus 10x multiplier.
Your runs x 10 = Final score. You can share your score card with your friends and challenge them.
Play daily to maintain your streak.

You see the day's top 50 players.
Your own row stays pinned at the top even when you sit outside the top 50.
When two players would share a name, the second gets a number on the end (for example Mark, Mark2).

Open your profile in menu for a 7-day played details of your daily totals.
Your profile shows total games played, best score, streak and last 7 days played games.

Pinch to zoom and drag to pan around the map.
A single tap locks in your guess. There is no submit button.
Changed your mind mid-tap? Drag a little before lifting your finger. Tiny slides count as a pan, not a guess.
Refresh halfway through if you must. Your round is saved.

GeoCricket is heavily inspired by MapTap, a daily geography game we love. Go play it too.