eCricket has moved the final window of its India Closed Beta: the official Game Access page now lists Batch 3 for November 19–26, 2026. The window is for existing Green & Blue Closed Beta Pass holders, not for new sign-ups. The change is important for players who had expected the last test to run earlier in November.
LightFury’s page still describes the test as an early Android build. It says each batch receives eight days of access, progress is deleted after that window, and the broader eCricket Beta and public India launch do not yet have dates.
Who can use the November 19–26 batch
The official eCricket Game Access page identifies Green & Blue passes as Batch 3 and says Closed Beta Passes are no longer available. Players who already have a pass should wait for the Game Access email at the address used during registration, then make sure that same account is active in Google Play.
The studio recommends an Android phone with 6GB or more RAM for the Closed Beta. It also says the beta is Android-only, so an iPhone or an unofficial desktop installer is not a valid route into this test.
What is available in the current test
LightFury lists PvP multiplayer, single-player PvE, daily and weekly missions, an in-game store, manual running and selected presentation features for the Closed Beta. It lists play-with-friends, achievements, match history, extra modes, commentary and more customisation as features planned for the India launch instead. That makes it sensible to check the current build rather than assume every announced feature is live.
The page also says Closed Beta players will move to the larger eCricket Beta automatically, with progress saved from that phase onward. It does not state when that next phase will start.
Use the official access route
A date change can bring a fresh wave of fake “early access” links. The correct route is the publisher email and Play Store link, not a shared APK, a payment request or a page asking for an OTP. Our earlier eCricket Closed Beta status covers the current access model, while the original launch announcement explains the staged rollout.
For another official cricket-game option with different access terms, see our Cricket 26 on JioGames Cloud update. eCricket’s November 19–26 dates are current as checked on November 14; the official Game Access page is the source to recheck before a batch opens.
