eCricket FAQ
Closed beta starts 27 October 2026 in three batches; access is pass holders only; the game is mobile with a 2026 release plan; progress saves from the Beta phase; and there are no redeem codes because the game has not launched.
Short answers to the questions the beta queue keeps asking, each one traceable to the official site or the studio's own announcement.
When does the eCricket closed beta start?
27 October 2026, and it runs in three eight-day batches: 27 October – 3 November, 5 – 12 November, and 14 – 21 November 2026.
How do I get into the closed beta?
Access is limited to Closed Beta Pass holders, and the colour on your pass decides which batch you play in. If you missed the registration window, the official site offers a waitlist — that is the only remaining route.
Is eCricket free?
The studio has not published a price model or monetisation plan. Nothing on this site will guess at one; when the store listing carries a price and in-app purchase list, this page gets an answer.
What platforms is it on?
Mobile. The studio's stated plan is a 2026 release on mobile, and every phase — closed beta, Beta, India launch — is scheduled on that platform. A device split between Android and iOS has not been published.
When is the full release?
After the closed beta and the Beta phase. The roll-out is Phase 1 closed beta (27 October 2026), Phase 2 "eCricket Beta" with more players and more matches, then Phase 3 "eCricket India Launch" for everyone in India. Phase 2 and Phase 3 dates are published by the studio when each phase opens, on the official Game Access page.
Are there eCricket codes?
No. The game has not launched, so there are no redeem codes, and any site publishing a code list for eCricket right now is inventing it.
Do I keep my progress?
Progress is saved from the Beta phase onwards, and closed-beta players get automatic access to that Beta phase. On top of that, all closed-beta pass holders receive three rewards that unlock during the India launch.
What engine is the game built on?
Unreal Engine 5.5 — the studio names the version on its own site, alongside AI commentary, broadcast presentation and advanced realistic physics.
Is this an official site?
No. ecricketgame.wiki is an independent guide written from LightFury Games' published material. The official game site is ecricketgame.com, and it is the only source for phase dates and beta access.
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BetaeCricket closed beta: dates, batches and access
RoadmapeCricket release date and roadmap
RewardsWhat carries over from the beta
GameplayeCricket gameplay: what the eight features mean
RostereCricket players and teams
CompetitiveCompetitive multiplayer and the esports angle
PlatformseCricket platforms and availability
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