Indoor cricket is a sport that uses a bat and ball and can be played indoors. Similar to traditional cricket, it involves two teams, each taking turns to bat and bowl. Indoor cricket is played in a smaller, enclosed space, often featuring a netting system to keep the ball in play. It follows specific rules, including scoring and dismissals that may differ from outdoor formats. The game emphasizes strategy, teamwork, and skill, making it an engaging option for players of all ages. It allows participants to enjoy cricket regardless of weather conditions, promoting an accessible and versatile format of the sport.