Cricket Trivia Quiz
10 random questions covering Tests, ODIs, T20Is and IPL — how many do you know?
Cricket Trivia Quiz — How It Works and What to Expect
This free cricket trivia quiz serves 10 randomly selected questions drawn from a bank of 2,200+ carefully researched questions covering every era and format of the game. Each session pulls a fresh mix from Tests, ODIs, T20 Internationals and franchise cricket — so no two attempts are identical. Questions span batting and bowling records, match results, tournament history, playing rules, iconic moments, and player milestones. The quiz is free and requires no sign-up; your score is shown immediately when you finish.
The Test cricket category includes questions on the highest individual innings (Brian Lara, 400* vs England, 2004), the most Test wickets (Muttiah Muralitharan, 800), the fastest Test century (Brendon McCullum, 54 balls), the longest Test match (England vs South Africa, 1939, abandoned after 14 days), and other landmark records. Getting these right requires genuine familiarity with cricket history from the 1877 inaugural Test through to today's World Test Championship cycle.
ODI and T20I questions focus on World Cup history — ICC Men's Cricket World Cup winners from 1975 onwards, T20 World Cup champions since 2007, ICC Champions Trophy results, and individual tournament records like Rohit Sharma's 264 (highest ODI score), Martin Guptill's 237*, and Virender Sehwag's explosive starts. Franchise cricket questions draw on IPL history: auction records, most IPL runs (Virat Kohli), most IPL wickets, Champions (Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings lead with 5 and 5 titles respectively), and standout individual season performances.
Rules questions test understanding of cricket's Laws — governed by the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) since 1788. Common topics include LBW (Leg Before Wicket) criteria, the DRS (Decision Review System) process, how the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method works for rain-affected matches, fielding restrictions in powerplays, the free hit rule in T20 cricket, and the conditions under which a batter can be given out obstructing the field or handling the ball. If you want to deepen your knowledge, visit the Learn Cricket hub (9,000+ guides) or the Cricket Glossary (1,900+ terms) — both resources will improve your quiz score.