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How to play
- Swing as the ball reaches the bat. Tap or click. The word under the score tells you if you were early or late.
- Aim with where you tap. The left third of the game plays to the leg side, the middle hits straight, the right third plays to the off side. Wide balls go best to the off side, balls at your legs to the leg side.
- Big hit lofts the ball for sixes, but mistime it and it goes up for a catch. Ground shots are safer but fielders can stop them.
- Protect your stumps. Miss a straight ball and you’re bowled. Reach the target before the balls or wickets run out.
Keyboard
- ← leg · ↓ or Space straight · → off · B big hit · Esc pause
Good to know
- 30 career chases. Win a level to unlock the next. Earn up to three stars: win, win with three balls to spare, win without losing a wicket.
- Endless mode: one wicket, the bowling gets quicker every over. How many can you score?
- Progress saves in this browser on this device. Clearing site data or using a private window starts over.
- No account needed. Just play.
ABOUT THE GAME
A cricket chase built around timing and shot choice.
Boundary Bash puts you at the crease with a target, a limited number of balls, and wickets to protect. Choose a shot direction and decide whether to keep the ball on the ground or attempt a big hit. Career mode offers 30 chases; Endless mode tests how long you can survive with one wicket.
Tips for your next attempt
- Use the early and late feedback to adjust your next swing. Repeated taps make it harder to learn the timing.
- Read the line of the delivery before choosing a side. A wide ball is a different shot from a ball aimed at your legs.
- Check the remaining target before turning on Big hit. A safer ground shot may be enough, while a mistimed loft can cost a wicket.
How do career stars work?
Win for one star, finish with at least three balls to spare for another, and avoid losing a wicket for another.
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