The cricket bat
built for Meta Quest
CricketX smart bats hold your Meta Quest controller inside the handle. Swing the bat in the CricketX VR training app and the Quest tracks every movement — speed, angle, timing — exactly as it would in a real match.
Passive accessories. No batteries, no charging, no pairing. The Meta Quest controller slots into the handle and does all the work. Available in four models for every player type and budget.
How the Meta Quest cricket bat works
Three components, one seamless setup.
Slot in the Quest controller
The handle mount is precision-machined to fit Meta Quest 2, 3, 3s, and Pro controllers. Slide it in — it locks securely and does not shift during play.
Calibrate in CricketX
Open the CricketX app, run the one-minute bat calibration, and the virtual bat aligns to your real bat geometry. The Quest inside-out cameras track the controller position end-to-end.
Swing, track, improve
Every delivery generates swing-path data, timing scores, and shot maps. The analytics carry over between sessions so you can measure improvement over time.
Why bat geometry matters for VR cricket training
A Meta Quest controller alone is 15 cm long and weighs 126 g. A cricket bat is 96 cm long and typically weighs between 1.1 and 1.3 kg. The difference is not cosmetic — it changes how your wrists hinge, where your hands load, and how your body weight transfers through the shot.
When you swing a CricketX bat, the Quest controller is still doing all the sensing from inside the handle. But your body is doing the right thing — because it is holding a real cricket bat. That alignment is what makes VR-trained technique transfer to outdoor play.
Every CricketX bat ships ready for the Meta Quest controller family. The Classic and Classic Lite are full-length willow. The Precision and Precision Lite are 3D-printed alternatives built to the same controller mount spec.
Bat length
96 cm (full size)
Handle mount
Quest 2 · 3 · 3s · Pro
Electronics
None — passive accessory
Tracking
Meta Quest inside-out cameras
Ships to
UK · Pakistan · Canada · Australia
Four Meta Quest cricket bat models
Every model works with Meta Quest 2, 3, 3s, and Pro. Choose by weight and material.
Classic Lite
$80
Full-length willow, lighter profile. The most popular starting point. Ships now.
Classic
$120
Full-length, full-weight willow. Maximum match realism and bat feel.
Precision Lite
$60
3D-printed, lighter half-grip. The lowest-cost way into real bat feel.
Precision
$80
Full 3D-printed shell. Tuned for tracking accuracy with a different weight profile.
CricketX VR — the cricket training app the bat is built for
CricketX is available on the Meta Quest Store for a one-time $20 purchase. The app works on Meta Quest 2, 3, 3s, and Pro. No subscription required to start — buy the game, add the bat, start training.
- AI bowlers across pace, spin, swing, and seam
- Custom delivery builder — set line, length, type
- Swing-path analytics and shot maps every session
- Chase mode, Faceoff mode, local multiplayer
- Works with or without the smart bat
$20 · Meta Quest 2, 3, 3s, Pro
Meta Quest cricket bat — common questions
Everything you need to know before you buy.
What is a Meta Quest cricket bat?
A Meta Quest cricket bat is a real cricket bat with an integrated mount in the handle that holds a Meta Quest controller securely. The controller handles all motion tracking — there are no batteries, sensors, or electronics in the bat itself. When you swing in CricketX, the Quest controller tracks the motion and the game responds one-to-one. CricketX makes four models: Classic, Classic Lite, Precision, and Precision Lite.
Which Meta Quest headsets are compatible with CricketX?
CricketX runs on Meta Quest 2, Meta Quest 3, Meta Quest 3s, and Meta Quest Pro. All four headsets are fully supported. Quest 3 and Quest 3s offer the sharpest visuals and most precise controller tracking; Quest 2 is the most affordable entry point and works well for everyday training.
Do I need a bat to play CricketX on Meta Quest?
No — CricketX works with your standard Meta Quest controllers out of the box. The smart bat adds authentic cricket bat feel and correct swing geometry, which helps build technique that transfers to outdoor play. Most serious players and all academy setups add a bat, but the core training experience is fully functional without one.
How does CricketX compare to other VR cricket games on Meta Quest?
CricketX is the only Meta Quest cricket game purpose-built for batting training rather than casual gameplay. It includes custom AI bowlers with configurable line, length, speed, and delivery type; swing-path analytics and shot maps; match simulation with fielding setups; and a physical bat accessory for real bat feel. Other VR cricket titles are entertainment-first; CricketX is training-first.
Where can I buy the CricketX Meta Quest cricket bat?
All four CricketX bat models are available at cricketx.net/bats. We ship to the UK, Pakistan, Canada, and Australia. The Classic Lite ($80) is the most popular starting model and ships immediately. For other regions, contact CricketX@xrevstudio.com.
What is the price of CricketX for Meta Quest?
The CricketX VR app is a one-time $20 purchase on the Meta Quest Store. The smart bat accessories are sold separately at cricketx.net: Classic Lite $80, Precision Lite $60, Precision $80, Classic $120. An optional CricketX Pro subscription ($15/month or $150/year) adds Analysis Mode, Special Deliveries, and Legendary Match recreations.
Ready to bat on Meta Quest?
Get the CricketX app for $20 on the Meta Quest Store. Add a smart bat for real willow feel. Upgrade to CricketX Pro when you want the full analytics layer.