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You need a Meta Quest headset (Quest 2, Quest 3, Quest 3s, or Quest Pro) and the CricketX app. Clear a play area of at least 2 m × 2 m, set up the Quest Guardian boundary, install CricketX from the Meta Quest Store, and run the in-app calibration. If you are using a smart bat, mount the controller in the handle before calibrating. The whole setup takes around 30 minutes from unboxing to your first delivery. See our full step-by-step VR cricket setup guide for detailed instructions.

Put on your Meta Quest headset and open CricketX from the App Library. Choose a training mode or match scenario, pick your bowler type (pace, spin, swing), and face up. The Quest controllers track your bat swing — or you can mount the controller in a CricketX smart bat for authentic bat feel. After each session, review your shot maps and pitch maps in the app. The base game is a $20 one-time purchase on the Meta Quest Store.

A Meta Quest headset (Quest 2, Quest 3, Quest 3s, or Quest Pro) and the CricketX app from the Meta Quest Store. No PC, no cables, no external sensors — everything runs standalone on the headset. The smart bat is optional; the Quest controllers work perfectly well out of the box.

Open the Meta Quest Store on your headset or the Meta Quest mobile app. Search for "CricketX", purchase for $20, and it installs automatically. On your next session, load it from your App Library.

Yes. CricketX is fully compatible with Meta Quest 2, Quest 3, Quest 3s, and Quest Pro. Quest 2 is the most affordable entry point and the game runs well on it. Quest 3 and 3s offer sharper visuals and improved controller tracking if you want to upgrade.

The CricketX bat has an integrated mount in the handle that holds your Meta Quest controller securely. The controller handles all tracking — there are no batteries, sensors, or electronics in the bat itself. Slot in the controller, run the in-app calibration, and the bat position is reflected one-to-one in the game.

The Classic Lite ($80) is the most popular starting point — full bat shape, lighter profile, ships immediately. The Classic ($120) is the full-weight willow option for maximum match realism. The Precision and Precision Lite are 3D-printed alternatives for players who prefer a different weight-balance. Compare them in detail at cricketx.net/bats/compare.

No. CricketX works with your Meta Quest controllers out of the box. The smart bat adds authentic cricket bat feel and weight but the core training experience — deliveries, analytics, match modes — is fully available without one.

We currently ship to the United Kingdom, Pakistan, Canada, and Australia at flat rates. For other regions, contact us at CricketX@xrevstudio.com or ask on the Discord — we can usually arrange something.

CricketX Pro is an optional subscription that adds Analysis Mode, Special Deliveries, and Legendary Match recreations on top of the base game. The base game is complete on its own, and the current Pro rates are always shown live on the pricing page.

Yes. Cancel in one click from your Account → Subscription page. You keep all Pro features until the end of your paid period and your profile and stats are untouched. Re-subscribe any time — nothing is lost.

Sign out of the CricketX app inside your headset and sign back in with your cricketx.net account. If the features still are not showing, check that the same email is used on both the website and the in-app account, then email CricketX@xrevstudio.com with your order reference.

Check that the controller is seated correctly in the bat mount and that the headset cameras have a clear view of the controller. Clean the headset sensors if dirty. Try running the in-app bat calibration again. If the issue persists across sessions, restart the headset and reinstall CricketX.

Make sure your Quest headset firmware is on the latest version (Settings → About on the headset). Try a full headset restart. If the problem continues, uninstall and reinstall CricketX from the Meta Store — your account progress is saved server-side and will not be lost.