CricketBeyond is mixed-reality cricket on Meta Quest, played with a real bat. Your guests face a full stadium, with their own face in the game and their name on the score strip. Your floor watches it on a TV broadcast, and every over ends with a video worth sharing.
Most VR games are a show for one person. CricketBeyond is a show for the whole floor, and that's what fills a queue.
Put a screen beside the bay and the game plays out like a live match. You get the batter's real movement, a TV score strip, LED boards and broadcast replays of every big shot. The stadium's big screens follow the match too, with lines like "20-20 · OVER 3 OF 20" and "NEED 24 FROM 18". The people waiting in line become spectators, and spectators become the next players.
A second player bowls live at their friend from a phone, using spot, swing and speed meters, a live field map and quick balls. Duel mode gives each player an innings. Groups stay longer and come back.
Ten languages, plus the mixes people actually speak, like Hinglish and Tanglish. It sounds local in Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Kochi and Delhi alike.
When the over ends, the host phone makes an MP4. It can be the full over or just the highlights (wickets, fours, sixes and the last ball), finished with a card showing the player's name, score, wagon wheel and pitch map. Staff send it over WhatsApp, and your venue goes out with every share.
Your venue logo appears on the stadium screens, the scorebug and every exported video. The game keeps advertising you long after the guest has left.
You set the price and sell a match code at your counter, the way you already sell games. No online checkout or payment app sits between you and your guest.
A Super Over recorded straight from the host app. This is what the people at your venue see on the TV.
Real capture, unedited excerpts · Super Over v the AI leg-spinner
Real player · real face
Players with a CricketBeyond profile see themselves in the game: batting, in the replays, in the close-ups and in the video they share. That's the thing people send to every group chat.
Players hold a real wooden cricket bat and face the ball in a floodlit stadium, with a keeper, fielders and umpires playing the match around them.
One staff member runs the whole bay from an Android phone.
The guest picks a format at your counter and pays you. They get one match code.
Staff type the code into the host app. The player's name, photo, format and opponent load in.
The guest puts on the Quest headset and takes guard with a real bat. A friend can bowl from the phone.
The TV runs the broadcast view, with the score strip, replays and commentary.
The over's video is ready on the host phone to send straight to the player.
Every result is sent signed from your registered host phone. Private claim codes and anti-cheat checks keep leaderboards and the league clean.
Players sign up with a phone number and one-time code and give consent under India's DPDP Act. You don't have to manage player data yourself.
Every result is saved on the phone first, then retried every minute until the server has it.
Short formats keep the queue moving at peak hours. Longer ones fill the bay with groups, birthdays and corporate outings in quieter hours.
Six balls, all-out drama. The headline format.
A little longer, still queue-friendly.
A proper innings in one session.
Ten-over innings for groups.
The full T20 experience.
For leagues, parties and the truly committed.
Two players, one innings each. One bats while the other bowls from the phone.
Set a target. Chase it down.
Your overs, your wickets. Made for events.
Unranked practice for a set number of overs.
A CricketBeyond bay is a netted batting lane plus a screen for the crowd. We'll size it to your floor on a site visit.
Plug in your own numbers. This is an estimate, not a promise.
Gross counter sales including GST, Super Over format only. It doesn't include CricketBeyond's share, staff or space costs. Commercial terms are agreed with each venue.
Player profiles bring people back, without you running an app or a system.
Scan your venue's QR. Phone number and one-time code, name and photo.
Pick the format, team and opponent (the AI or a friend), then apply the code bought at your counter.
Walk-ins can add the match to their profile within 24 hours with their private claim code.
Stats, history, points and the over's video, ready to share.
We're starting with a small number of pilot venues and working closely with each one on placement, pricing and launch.
Chandigarh tricity, Lucknow, Jaipur
Chennai, Kochi
A cross-venue league planned for March to May 2027, ending in a North vs South final. Players compete for your venue, and they'll keep coming back to do it.
When the pilots end we'll publish the real numbers here. This is what we're measuring:
A netted batting lane, with a screen nearby for the crowd. We work out exact dimensions for your floor on a site visit.
Not to play. Guest matches run offline and results upload by themselves when you're back online. Booked matches, player faces and profile updates need a connection.
One of your staff, from the host app on an Android phone: entering codes, starting matches, replays and sending videos. We walk your team through it at setup.
You sell match codes at your counter and the money comes straight to you. You set the price. CricketBeyond's commercial terms are agreed with each venue.
The headset, bat mount and host phone are arranged with each venue during the pilot discussion. The screen is usually your own TV or LED wall.
Yes. Staff start a guest match with just a name. The player can add it to their profile within 24 hours using their private claim code.
Commentary comes in 10 languages, plus mixes like Hinglish and Tanglish.
The match is saved on the phone after every over, for up to 12 hours. The host app shows "Match in progress" and you continue from there. The over that was interrupted is bowled again.
Tell us a little about your space. We'll set up a demo, walk your floor and talk through the commercials.