Indoor Cricket

Indoor Cricket is an increasingly popular version of Cricket. It is played with a full-sized pitch, but on a rectangular court completely surrounded by strong, tensioned netting. International Test Matches are played regularly, and the Indoor Cricket World Cup is contested every two years. Countries which have contested the World Cup are Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom, South Africa, Zimbabwe, and India. Indoor Cricket is also played to varying degrees in the United Arab Emirates, Namibia, Trinidad, Sri Lanka, Canada, and Papua New Guinea.

• - Includes history, news, results, and profiles. Located in Wellington, New Zealand.
  
• - Explains the differences between normal and indoor cricket rules.
  
• - Includes a description of the game, rules, photos, and news. Also features results and schedules of major international competitions, including the World Cup and World Masters, and a summary of the Australian Opens of 1984.
  
• - Offers statistics software for coaches and captains. Includes feature summary and free demo download. Also provides message board, news, history and general description of the sport, scoring, and overviews of the results of many of the Indoor Cricket Worl
  
  

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