Box Cricket Tournament Platform
Run IPL-style auctions for your box cricket league — from 4-team Sunday gatherings to 30+ team corporate tournaments. Live bidding, projector display, full team management, and post-auction reports.
Why an Auction Format for Box Cricket
Manual team selection in box cricket always ends the same way — someone is unhappy with the team split, someone says it's stacked, someone asks why they got picked last again. An auction makes the process transparent, competitive, and actually fun.
Replace "Team Picking" Arguments with a Fair Auction
Manual team selection always sparks complaints — "this team is stacked", "why am I on that team again?". An auction makes the process transparent: every owner has the same budget and every player goes to whoever values them most.
Make Sundays Feel Like an Event
A live auction with countdown timers, projector display, and competitive bidding turns the pre-tournament setup into something people actually look forward to.
Scales from Friend Groups to Corporate Leagues
Same platform whether you are running a 4-team Sunday gathering or a 30+ team society or corporate league — the auction format works at every scale without changing tools.
PDF Reports Make Sharing Easy
Pre-auction player lists, post-auction team rosters, and emailable summaries — share them in your WhatsApp group with one click.
Built for Box Cricket Realities
Every feature designed around how box cricket auctions actually run — small teams, casual scheduling, venue-driven, sometimes chaotic.
Multi-Round IPL-Style Auctions
Configure multi-round bidding with custom price reduction so unsold players return at lower base prices in subsequent rounds.
Easy Bidding Control
Admin-managed or team-owner direct — pick the bidding mode that fits your group, with rule-based or open bid increments.
Live Projector Display
Plug a laptop into a projector or LED screen at your box cricket venue and let everyone follow the auction live.
Team Budget & Roster Management
Real-time budget tracking, roster fill against minimum players-per-team, and full audit logs of every bid.
Quick Setup for Sunday Tournaments
Spin up a 4-team auction in minutes — share the enrollment link and let participants join straight from WhatsApp without complex onboarding.
Box Cricket Auction Setup — Step by Step
From tournament definition to live bidding, here is what running your first box cricket auction actually looks like.
Define Your Tournament
Set team count (4–30), match format (T6, T8, T10), and the auction date. Configure registration deadline if you need time to gather players.
Build Your Player Pool
Either add players manually or share the enrollment link to let participants self-register with their batting and bowling profiles.
Set Starting Budget Per Team
Pick a per-team budget that allows for 8–12 player picks plus reserve. Box cricket auctions typically use ₹1L–₹10L per team as a sensible round number.
Configure Auction Rules
Choose Rule Based (with bid increment tiers) or Free Flow (any amount above current bid). Set minimum players per team. Designate Icon players if any.
Run the Auction Live
Open the projector view at your venue, share the auction link with team owners, and start bidding. Auction state syncs in real time across everyone joined.
Box Cricket Tournament Formats We Power
From friend gatherings to society and corporate leagues, the same platform scales with you.
4-team Sunday gathering
T6 / T8 format, ~25 player pool, 1–2 hour auction, completed before brunch. Perfect for friend-group cricket.
6–8 team office league
T8 / T10 format, ~50–80 player pool, 2–3 hour auction, runs on a weekend evening. Common for corporate quarterly leagues.
12–16 team weekend tournament
T8 / T10 format, ~100+ player pool, 3–5 hour auction, sometimes split across two evenings. Common for society leagues.
30+ team multi-week league
T10 format, ~250+ player pool, full-day auction event. Common for large corporate cricket leagues and box cricket championship circuits.
Frequently Asked Questions
Box Cricket Tournaments on Auction Chase
Tired of the "who's on which team" arguments?
Run an auction. Make it fair. Make it fun. Make it the kind of Sunday people actually look forward to.