🏏 cricket
Get your XI together - or your VI for box cricket
Cricket is the activity where the gap between wanting to play and actually playing is widest. A full match needs twenty-two people and half a day; box cricket needs twelve and an hour. Tribgo finds cricketers in your city who want the same format at the same time, so you can field a side without becoming a full-time organiser.
Somebody always ends up being the organiser
Cricket has an unpaid job attached: one person chasing twenty-one others across three group chats, collecting confirmations that expire the moment someone's plans change. That person burns out, and the game stops happening. Tribgo replaces the chasing with a plan people opt into - you post the format, the slot and the ground, and the crew assembles itself.
How many people do you need for cricket?
Box cricket
Needs 12 players (6 a side)
Netted turf box, short format, one hour. The most practical way to actually play on a weeknight and the fastest crew to fill.
Tennis-ball match
Needs 16-22 players
The weekend staple - no pads, no whites, no club membership. Big crew, low barrier, and where most city cricket actually happens.
Nets and practice
Needs 2+ players
Batting and bowling practice in a net. The easiest cricket crew to fill because two people is enough, and a good way to find players before committing to a full match.
How Tribgo fills the crew
- 1Post the cricket slot you wantActivity, area, hour and level. That's the whole plan - no profile to build first.
- 2People who match it find youPlans are matched by activity, area and time, so everyone who sees yours can actually make it. You can join someone else's instead.
- 3Crew chat, pinned spot, goEvery plan gets its own chat and one pinned location, and the chat ends when the plan does. No zombie group left behind.
Cricket crews by city
Tribgo launches one city at a time - Delhi first, then Gurgaon, Bangalore and Pune. Here's how cricket works where you are.
- Cricket in Delhi →
- Cricket in Gurgaon →
- Cricket in Bangalore →
- Cricket in Pune →
- Cricket in Mumbai →
- Cricket in Hyderabad →
- Cricket in Chennai →
Cricket questions, answered
How do I find cricket players near me?
Post the format you want - box cricket, a tennis-ball match or nets - along with the area and time, and Tribgo shows it to cricketers in your city looking for the same. Tribgo is pre-launch, so join the free waitlist to get access first when your city goes live.
How many players do you need for box cricket?
Twelve is standard - six a side - though many boxes run with eight to ten. It's the most achievable format in a city because it needs an hour and a fraction of the people a full match does.
Can I find a team as an individual player?
Yes, and that's the harder problem Tribgo is built for. Existing teams are usually one or two players short on any given weekend, and individuals looking for a side have no way to find them. Tribgo puts both on the same list.
Do I need my own kit?
For tennis-ball cricket and box cricket, usually not much beyond shoes - bats and balls tend to be shared or supplied. Whoever posts the plan can note what to bring so there's no confusion on the day.
Is Tribgo only for serious cricketers?
No. Plans state their own level, so a competitive weekend match and a casual box game are separate postings. Most city cricket is somewhere in the middle - people who played at school and want to play again.
Up for something else too?
one form, that's it
Get early access for cricket
Join the free waitlist and we'll launch in the cities with the most people first. Bring the people you'd actually play with.