About

A cricket argument, turned into a game.

Who would your all-time XI be, and could it beat the best the game has seen?

What Beat My 11 is

Beat My 11 is a free cricket game. You spin for an era and a nation (or a decade, or an IPL franchise and a block of seasons), draft eleven players from what comes up, and your XI plays a five-match series against a fixed opponent: the World XI in Test, ODI and T20I, and the All-Star XI in the IPL. There are four formats, a Daily Challenge with the same spins for everyone, and a Pick any XI mode where you can choose any eleven and send the link to a friend.

Why it exists

Cricket fans love arguing about the best XI. The game turns that argument into something you can play in a few minutes on a phone, and share. There are no accounts, nothing to buy and no prizes.

Where the numbers come from

The cards show real career statistics only. Test figures come from a hand-checked data set built from public career records. ODI, T20I and IPL figures are built from Cricsheet’s ball-by-ball match data (used under the Open Data Commons Attribution licence) together with official career totals. Where a number is missing it is left out, never guessed. Details are on the how it works page and the privacy page.

What it is not

The series, scorecards and “player of the series” lines are made up by the game from real career numbers. They are for fun, not predictions and not betting advice. Beat My 11 is an independent fan project and is not connected to the ICC, the BCCI, the IPL, any cricket board, franchise or player. See the terms.

Spotted a mistake?

Cricket statistics are easy to get wrong and we want to fix them. If a number, a role or a name looks wrong, write to hello@beatmy11.com (or use the contact page) and say which player and which game. Feedback, ideas and bug reports go to the same address.

Last updated 8 October 2026.