How much is indoor cricket in Islamabad?

At Zone 36 in Jeddah Town, the cricket arena starts at Rs 1,500 an hour in daylight and Rs 2,000 an hour under floodlights with the grand-opening discount. Two hours is Rs 2,500 or Rs 3,500, and a five-hour floodlit block is Rs 8,500.

Can you play cricket at night in Islamabad?

Yes. Zone 36 is open from 4 PM until 8 AM every day and the arena is fully floodlit, so late-night and after-midnight matches are normal there.

How many players can play in the Zone 36 cricket arena?

The arena suits anything from a few friends having a net through to a full side. Message Zone 36 on WhatsApp with your numbers and they will tell you what works for the format you want.

Zone 36 Indoor Cricket

Indoor cricket at Zone 36

A netted arena that
does not close at midnight.

Artificial turf, a proper pitch strip, netting the whole way round and floodlights that stay on until 8 in the morning. Tape ball, practice, office match or an all-nighter — the ground is the same either way.

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The arena

Enclosed, so nothing stops play.

The whole playing area is wrapped in netting — sides and overhead. Nothing leaves the ground, nobody goes looking for the ball in the dark, and a mishit does not end the over. The surface is artificial turf with a blue pitch strip laid down the middle, which gives you consistent, predictable bounce whatever the weather has been doing.

It sits alongside the padel court on the same site in Jeddah Town, so a bigger group can split across both and swap over.

Floodlit all night

Full lighting across the arena. A 3 AM game plays the same as a 5 PM one.

Netted on every side

No lost balls, no broken windows, no waiting. The ball stays in the ground.

Turf with a pitch strip

Artificial turf outfield and a laid pitch down the centre — consistent bounce, and it plays the same wet or dry.

Blocks up to five hours

One hour for a net, two for a match, five if the whole group is committing to the night.

What people book it for

Four ways to use the hour.

A net, after work
One hour, a few of you, bowling at each other. The cheapest and most common booking — and the reason a 4 PM opening matters if you finish at six.
A proper tape-ball match
Two hours, two sides, floodlights on. The enclosed arena keeps a short-format game moving because the ball never leaves play.
Office and society matches
Book a block, bring two teams, sort out who is actually any good. Message ahead if you want a longer slot or a recurring night.
The all-nighter
Five floodlit hours for Rs 8,500 — the reason this place is open until 8 AM. Split between a full squad it costs less than dinner.

Cricket rates

Priced by the hour, for the whole arena.

Not per player. Bring as many as the format needs and split it.

Cricket arena

Without floodlights
1 hour	Rs 2,000Rs 1,500
2 hours	Rs 2,500

With floodlights
1 hour	Rs 3,000Rs 2,000
2 hours	Rs 3,500
5 hours	Rs 8,500All-nighter

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Before you book

The usual questions

Do you provide bats and balls?

Message Zone 36 on WhatsApp before you come and ask what is available that night, so you know whether to bring your own kit.

Tape ball or hard ball?

Tell Zone 36 what you are planning when you book — what is suitable depends on the session and how many of you there are. Most groups in an enclosed arena play tape ball.

How many people can play?

Anything from a handful having a net up to a full side. Send your numbers and the format you want in your WhatsApp message and they will tell you what fits.

Can we book the same slot every week?

Ask. Regular groups are exactly what a new ground wants, and it is worth having that conversation directly rather than booking week by week.

What happens if it rains?

The surface is artificial turf, so it drains and plays far better than grass would. Message Zone 36 on the night if the weather looks bad and they will tell you where things stand.

The floodlights are on until sunrise.

Pick an hour, send the message, bring the squad.