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Box cricket is serious business. Whether you're playing under floodlights on a synthetic turf in Surat or grinding out a weekend game with your crew, one thing always slows down the fun: keeping score on paper, WhatsApp notes, or someone's terrible memory. Box Cricket Score by ZestArc fixes that, and it fixes it well. What Is It? Box Cricket Score is a free Android app built specifically for box cricket and turf cricket matches. It handles ball-by-ball scoring so you can focus on the game instead of fumbling with a notebook. The app is clean, fast, and most importantly, it works completely offline. No internet required. No login. No nonsense. Setting Up a Match Takes About 10 Seconds Open the app, enter your team names, pick your overs (6, 8, 10, 12, or a custom number), choose who bats first, and you are playing. That is genuinely it. No bloated settings menus, no account creation, no ads interrupting your flow mid-over. Scoring on the Fly Every ball gets its own tap. Ru...