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Life & fun · June 17, 2026

CricketDream

Play Cricket fantasy, Draft, Predictions, quiz and community

CricketDream launched on June 17, 2026 with 2 votes.

In plain words

CricketDream is a free fantasy cricket platform offering multiple game modes for cricket enthusiasts. Users can build fantasy teams for IPL and international series, compete in snake draft leagues, make match predictions, and play daily quiz games featuring player guessing and cricket-themed puzzles. The platform includes live leaderboards, auto-managed leagues, and community features. It's designed for fans seeking strategy-based competition and social interaction beyond traditional fantasy cricket formats.

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From the sources

CricketDream is an all-in-one platform for cricket fans. Build Season Fantasy teams, compare players with AI, optimize captains, make match predictions, compete in fantasy draft battles, play live multiplayer cricket quizzes, and join cricket communities with auto-managed leagues and leaderboards. Designed for fans who want more than traditional fantasy cricket, CricketDream brings strategy, competition, knowledge, and community together in one place. 🏏🚀

India's free fantasy cricket platform. Build your Fantasy XI for IPL 2026, join snake drafts, play Dynasty & Predictor with friends. 200+ player stats, live leaderboards.

Build your Fantasy XI, compete in draft leagues, and predict match results — all for free. A new mystery cricketer every day. Six guesses, real international career clues, and a live counter showing how many players still fit the picture. Free to play — sign in to save your streak. A new 3x3 board every day — three IPL teams, three categories. Name a real cricketer for each intersection, one shot per square, no repeats. Free to play. 26 Aug – 20 Sep · 6 franchises · 30 league matches, free to play. Rotterdam Dockers vs Amsterdam Flames opens the season — build a Fantasy XI, snake-draft real players, or predict outcomes with friends. 28 Aug – 13 Sep · Dubai · 8 national teams, 2 groups.…from cricketdream.in

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