Infinite Nets crest

The cricket net at home.

An immersive, high-repetition VR cricket training ecosystem for grassroots cricket, schools and local clubs.

See it in action

What it is

Unlimited practice, on demand.

Put on a Meta Quest headset, clip on the bat-handle accessory, and face high-quality bowling as often as you like — no bowler, no booking, no weather.

  • All bowling variations, from pace to spin
  • Gamified drills and high-repetition sessions
  • A practical answer to winter and facility barriers
Meta Quest headset with the Infinite Nets bat-handle accessory
In-game Infinite Nets drill selection

Train with purpose

Drills that build real technique.

Work through structured drills — good length, pull and drive, spin and more — with instant feedback on every shot. Valuable from first-timers through to experienced players.

Measure everything

Your net sessions, measured.

Every session is tracked — balls faced, runs, strike rate, a broadcast-style wagon wheel and more. Soon you'll see it all in one place through your player portal.

Infinite Nets in-game session summary with wagon wheel

Common questions

VR cricket, answered.

Can you practise cricket batting in virtual reality?
Yes. With Infinite Nets on a Meta Quest 3 headset, you can face high-quality bowling and play real batting shots using a tracked bat-handle accessory. It gives you unlimited repetitions at home, year-round — no net, no bowler and no need for good weather.
What equipment do I need to play VR cricket?
You need a Meta Quest 3 virtual reality headset and the Infinite Nets bat-handle accessory, which clips onto the controller so you can play realistic batting shots. No other equipment, nets or space beyond a safe play area is required.
Who is Infinite Nets for?
Infinite Nets is built for grassroots cricket — individual players, schools and local clubs. It suits all abilities, from complete beginners learning to bat through to experienced players sharpening their technique against pace and spin.
Does Infinite Nets track your batting stats?
Yes. Every session records balls faced, runs, strike rate, fours and sixes, and a broadcast-style wagon wheel showing where each shot went. Players will also be able to follow their progress and trends over time through an online player portal.