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The last digit
decides everything.

Back of the classroom. A fat textbook. Flip it open, read the last digit of the page — that’s your runs. Game of Cricket Book is that exact game, rebuilt for your phone, with real scorecards and nothing to unlearn.

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  • 1tap
    controls
  • 2 minaverage
    match
  • ₹0forever,
    no paywall

Live demo — really playable

You 0/0 Over 0.0 of 2 · 2 wkts left
Innings 1st set a target
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Tap flip to start
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A browser demo of the real rules. The app adds 2-player, custom overs and match stats.

How to play

Three rules. That’s the whole game.

If you learned this in a school corridor, you already know it. If you didn’t, you will in ten seconds.

  1. 01

    Start a match

    Pick your overs and wickets, name the players, choose AI or pass-and-play. The defaults are ready to go.

  2. 02

    Flip a page

    One tap turns to a random page. The book does what a bowler does — you never know what’s coming.

  3. 03

    Read the last digit

    That digit is the ball. Runs go on the board, a zero takes your wicket. Beat the target and the match is yours.

The last digit, decoded

  • 0Out
  • 11 run
  • 22 runs
  • 33 runs
  • 4Four
  • 5Dot ball
  • 6Six
  • 7Dot ball
  • 8Dot ball
  • 9Dot ball

What’s inside

Small game. Properly built.

Everything the playground version had, plus the scorekeeping you always argued about.

The real book rules

Faithful to the original: page flip, last digit, zero is out. Not a re-skinned slot machine pretending to be cricket.

Play the AI, anytime

No friend nearby, no signal, no lobby to wait in. The AI chases your total ball by ball, and it does not go easy.

Two-player pass & play

One phone, two names, no accounts. Hand it over between innings exactly like you handed over the book.

Real scorecards

Runs, wickets, overs, this-over chips and full match statistics — settled by the app, not by whoever shouts loudest.

Fully offline

Flight mode, basement, a train through the fields — it doesn’t care. Light enough that an old phone won’t sweat.

Custom overs & wickets

Two overs while the kettle boils, or a long chase on the commute. Set the format before every match.

Inside the app

Paper, ink and a little gold.

Four screens. That’s the entire app, and that’s the point.

Match setup screen: Player vs AI selected, overs set to 2 and wickets to 1 with plus and minus steppers, players Ash and AI, and a Start Game button.
01 Set the format
The same setup screen with 2 Players selected instead, showing Ash and Sachin as the two named players.
02 Or grab a friend
Live match screen: Ash 21 for 0, page number 396 with the last digit 6 large in gold, SIX called below, and a column of this-over ball chips down the right.
03 Flip and score
Result card: a gold trophy above Ash Wins, won by 7 runs, with the scoreboard showing Ash 7 for 1 and AI 0 for 1 over 2 overs.
04 Settle it properly

“Whoever got the thickest book batted first.”

— every classroom, 1994–2009

Questions

Before you install

Is it actually free?

Yes. Free to download and free to play, with no paywall between you and a full match.

Does it need internet?

No. Everything runs on the device. Install it once and it works in flight mode, underground, anywhere.

Can I play with a friend?

Yes — 2-player pass-and-play on a single phone. Two names, one device, take turns exactly like the original.

How long is a match?

A couple of minutes at the default 2 overs. Raise the overs and wickets if you want a longer chase.

Is it OK for kids?

Rated 3+, and the developer declares no data collected and nothing shared with third parties.

What about iPhone?

Android only for now, on Google Play. The browser demo above works on any phone in the meantime.

Game of Cricket Book app icon

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Flip the page.
Score the runs.

Free, offline, and about four seconds from your first six.

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