14-0-0The 14-0 cricket game · IPL & Test Cricket
Spin for a random squad, draft your XI one player at a time, and find out if it could go a whole season unbeaten — all 14 in the IPL, or a 13-Test World Test Championship cycle.
What's new
- New · Daily Challenge. Same spins for everyone, one attempt a day — see where your XI ranks.
- 14-0-0 is now possible. The very best XIs can now go unbeaten — it's still rare.
- New · Test Cricket. A second game: draft a 15-man squad of red-ball legends, pick your Test XI, and chase an unbeaten 13-0-0 WTC cycle.
- Player accounts. Optional sign-in with just a username and PIN — put your @name on the leaderboards and track your best runs.
- Tougher leaderboard. The IPL board now takes 12+ win XIs only, and the slate was wiped to match — every spot on it is earned at the new bar.
- Head-to-head. Build your XI, then challenge a friend with a link — they draft their own eleven and you find out whose team wins.
Nobody's on today's board yet — be the first.
What is 14-0-0?
14-0-0 is a free online cricket game where you build the perfect Indian Premier League (IPL) XI and find out whether it could go an entire league season unbeaten — fourteen wins, no no-results, no losses. That perfect record is a 14-0-0.
You don't get to pick freely. Each turn you spin for a random IPL franchise and season — from 2008 all the way to today — draft one player from that exact squad, and choose where they bat or bowl in your order. Repeat until your eleven is complete, then the simulator projects how many of the 14 league games your XI would win and hands you a tier, from Wooden Spoon up to The Immortals.
Ratings come from real ball-by-ball data and are era-normalised, so a great season from any year is rewarded equally — but watch your position fit and team balance, because a pile of star names in the wrong roles won't go unbeaten.
Every day there's also a Daily Challenge: everyone gets the same spins, you get one attempt, and your XI is ranked against everyone else who played that day. A new challenge starts at midnight IST.
And there's now a second game: Test Cricket— the five-day, red-ball format of the Ashes and the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Spin for a random Test nation and era — India in the 2010s, Australia in the 2000s — draft a 15-man squad of Test cricket legends, pick your XI in a proper Test batting order, and see if it could go a whole World Test Championship cycle unbeaten: 13-0-0.