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Cricket / IPL

Settle who actually knows cricket

Every cricket debate — records, GOATs, match moments — ends the same way. Pick a pack, drop the link, find out who's actually right.

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ICC T20 World Cup

Trivia · 10 questions

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No app · No sign-up · 30 seconds to join

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Pick a pack and tap Host a Game.

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Share the link in your group chat.

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Everyone plays on their own phone.

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Why cricket trivia hits different

Cricket isn't just a sport in India — it's the setting for some of the loudest group arguments, the longest debates, and the most passionate takes you'll hear anywhere. IPL seasons turn office WhatsApp groups into war zones. A Virat Kohli century stops conversations mid-sentence. An India-Pakistan match empties the streets.

This category is built for those moments. Whether you're mid-match during an innings break, cooling down after the game ends, or just looking to settle who the real cricket brain in your group is — these packs will do it. From IPL legends and season highlights to India's greatest rivalries, every pack is drawn from real matches, real records, and moments that cricket fans have been arguing about for years.

One person hosts, everyone joins on their phone in under 30 seconds via a WhatsApp link, and ten questions later you have a winner — and probably a new argument. No downloads, no sign-ups, no fuss. Just cricket knowledge and the people who think they have more of it than they actually do.

Frequently Asked Questions

Start with the topic your group argues about most. If half the room debates cricket records, go Cricket. If everyone quotes Bollywood dialogues, go Movies. The pack that sparks the most confident wrong answers is always the right one.

Yes — each game takes around 5–6 minutes, so playing two or three packs in a row is easy. Most groups end up doing a rematch anyway.

That's actually what makes it fun. Every pack has questions across difficulty levels — the person who claims to know nothing often surprises everyone. Mixed groups make for the best games.

Around 5–6 minutes per game. Ten questions, 30 seconds each. Quick enough to fit between dinner and dessert.