How to play Crichit
Crichit is a one-tap arcade cricket game. Watch the delivery, tap to swing at the right instant, and time it perfectly to send the ball for six. That is the whole game — the depth is in the timing.
Five steps to your first six
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Watch the delivery
Each ball travels down the pitch toward the crease. A timing indicator shows the window where a swing will connect. Your only job is to read it.
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Tap to swing
Tap anywhere on the screen to swing the bat. There are no directions to aim and no buttons to hunt for — the whole game is that one input, done at the right instant.
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Nail the timing
A perfectly-timed tap middles the ball and sends it for six. A slightly early or late tap still connects for a smaller score. A big miss is a wicket.
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Build the streak
Consecutive clean hits raise your multiplier, so the longer you bat without a wicket the faster your score climbs. Keep your nerve as the deliveries speed up.
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Beat your best
When a wicket ends the run, you get a final score. Learn the rhythm, tighten your timing, and go again — every attempt is a chance at a new personal best.
How scoring works
Every outcome comes down to how close your tap lands to the centre of the timing window.
| Your timing | Outcome | Runs | What it means |
|---|---|---|---|
| Perfect | Six | 6 | Ball middled — maximum reward, keeps the streak alive. |
| Great | Four | 4 | Cleanly struck to the boundary. |
| Good | Runs | 1–3 | Connection into the gaps for a running score. |
| Early / Late | Dot | 0 | Survives, but no runs and no streak progress. |
| Missed | Wicket | Out | Ends the innings (or the streak in Endless). |
Tips to score higher
Learn the rhythm, not the ball
Deliveries share a cadence. Once you feel the beat, you can time your tap without staring at the ball.
Stay calm as it speeds up
In Endless mode the pace ramps. Small, relaxed taps beat panicked early swings every time.
Protect your streak
A long streak multiplies your score. Sometimes a safe single is worth more than reaching for a risky six.
Use the Daily Challenge to practise
Because everyone gets the same pitch, it is the perfect fixed benchmark for sharpening your timing.
Keep exploring
Last updated 2 July 2026. Source: CricketLogic / Crichit (first-party). Built in Unity — github.com/cricketlogic/Cric-hit_unity.