Shot hitting the back wall directly with no bounce on the ground count as “six runs”. A shot hitting ball wall that bounces across the ground at least once it counts as “ four” runs. If batsmen can’t change ends 5 run penalty restricted to batting team. Team winning tosses choose either to bat or bowl first.Įvery batsman will bat in pairs for 3 overs. Five runs will give to batting team for each one minute which you run over specified time. Twelve six ball overs consist each innings and it should be completed in 30 minutes. For e.g.: a batsman played the ball and hit it to full on the back net and he runs one physical run, the total run scored is 7 runs.Įach team must have 8 players in their team to play indoor cricket. If batsmen have to score a bonus runs at least one physical run required to score. If a ball directly hit the back net it will be 6 runs. Zone D is a back net which is behind the bowler it gives 4 0r 6 runs depends on the ball hit to the back net.įor e.g.: if a ball bounce and hit to back net it will be 4 runs. Zone C is a side net which is between half and at the bowler’s end, it gives 2 runs.
Zone B is a side net which is between the striker’s ends and halfway down the pitch if a ball goes in zone B they count 1 run. Zone A is a front net which is behind the keeper if a ball goes in this area it will count 0 runs.
In indoor cricket, we can score runs in four zones. When a ball hit to the net is called as Bonus runs as per indoor cricket rules. When batsmen complete a run from one crease to other is called as Physical runs. Physical runs and bonus runs are two scoring area in indoor cricket. The scoring area in indoor cricket is divided into two areas.
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