Scorewit Cricket

Six daily Cricket World Cup history questions, every answer computed from open data.

Every day: Six Cricket World Cup history questions a day, the same round for everyone, each worth up to 100 points for a daily score out of 600; every fact is computed from Cricsheet ball-by-ball data. New puzzle: Midnight in your local time (the round is dated by your device's date).

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Scorewit Cricket daily round for 3 October 2026, question 1 of 6: which team won the 2021 T20 World Cup, with Australia, England, New Zealand and Pakistan as options

Scorewit Cricket is a daily cricket trivia game: six Cricket World Cup questions a day, the same for everyone, scored out of 600. Every fact is computed from Cricsheet ball-by-ball data and checked by an independent validator before it is published.

About Scorewit Cricket

Scorewit is a site of seven daily sports trivia games, and Scorewit Cricket is its Cricket World Cup edition. Each day brings a round of six questions, marked with the date and the note that the same six go to everyone. A typical opener is easy, such as "Which team won the 2021 T20 World Cup?", and the round gets harder from there. Questions cover the men's Cricket World Cup history in both one-day and T20 formats, each tagged with a difficulty and an era such as 2020s T20. Scorewit also runs SuperOver, a separate daily game about the IPL.

Some questions are multiple choice and some ask for a number, with partial points for a close guess. Each is worth up to 100 points, so a perfect day scores 600, and you can share a spoiler-free result and build a streak.

Scorewit's rule is that every fact is computed from open data or not said at all. The questions come from Cricsheet ball-by-ball data, are re-derived by an independent checker, and link to their source; the data is updated weekly. There are no accounts, cookies or tracking, and a Practice mode gives extra rounds. The same site runs daily games for Formula 1, English football, the World Cup, cricket, the IPL, the NFL and baseball.

How to play Scorewit Cricket

  1. Open Scorewit Cricket and start the Daily round.
  2. Answer each of the six questions: pick an option, or enter a number on closest-guess questions.
  3. Read the answer and its source after each question.
  4. See your score out of 600, share it and keep your streak going.

Screenshots

Scorewit Cricket title card: daily trivia, six questions a day

Tips

  • On number questions a close guess still scores, so always give your best estimate.
  • The first questions are usually the easiest; take more care on the later ones.
  • Check the era tag on each question before answering.
  • Use Practice mode to get used to the question types.

Questions

How many questions are there each day?

Six, the same round for everyone, each worth up to 100 points.

Where do the facts come from?

From Cricsheet ball-by-ball data, checked by an independent validator before publishing.

Do I need an account?

No. There are no accounts, cookies or tracking.

Is it free?

Yes.

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