Indoor cricket
Indoor cricket is the standout draw, with tournament grounds, organised matches and a dedicated bowling machine for batting practice.
Insportz Club
Al Quoz
Insportz Club is an indoor sports venue in Al Quoz where you can book indoor cricket, football, badminton and table tennis. It is especially useful for group matches, corporate tournaments and children’s birthday events, with reviews highlighting its spacious setup and helpful event coordination.
Reputation Score
4.3
★★★★☆
1,376 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Event setup
Corporate tournaments are well supported: one company review mentions four well-maintained grounds and friendly, supportive staff.
Sports variety
You can switch beyond cricket to activities such as badminton, table tennis or football nets during a group visit.
Birthday events
Birthday bookings can include several sports activities; one family said the event was well organised and easy to run.
Free parking
Several reviews mention complimentary parking, including free parking inside the compound for an indoor cricket visit.
Family friendly
The facility works for children and adults, with families mentioning comfortable seating during longer cricket sessions.
Welcoming atmosphere
First-time players have described the environment as welcoming, making organised group activities less intimidating.
Tips for a Better Visit
Book ahead. For evening visits, reserve early or choose a flexible slot because peak hours can feel busy and cramped.
Check rates. If budget matters, ask about off-peak rates or promotions before confirming your booking.
Confirm parking. Ask where to park when you arrive: one review says parking is free inside the compound, while another describes onsite spaces as limited.
Bring a team. For cricket, check the required group size first; one review says a booking normally needs 16 players, eight per side.
Check badminton. Ask about badminton court clearance before booking if you play competitively, as a review recommends the low-roof court mainly for beginners.
Inspect mats. Before playing on a court, check the green mats and be cautious with sliding after a reported knee injury.
Plan the visit
Practical details
46H7+768 - 4 17A St
Al Qouz Ind.third - Al Quoz, Dubai
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Sat | 7:30 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Sun | 7:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
Common Concerns
Uneven cooling
Air-conditioning reportedly does not work properly in every area of the facility.
Worn mats
A review reports worn green court mats and a minor knee injury while sliding.
Peak crowding
Evening peak hours can feel busy and cramped, which may affect your choice of time slot.
Low badminton roof
The badminton court’s low roof has been criticised because higher shots can hit it, especially affecting experienced players.
Umpiring concerns
One review says the umpiring system needs improvement, while another found one official insufficient for all decisions.
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The Bottom Line
Insportz Club in Al Quoz is built around indoor group sports, with indoor cricket as the main attraction. You can book cricket matches or nets, use the cricket bowling machine for batting practice, and arrange football, badminton or table tennis sessions. The venue also hosts company tournaments, team-building days and children’s birthday events, so it suits organised groups more than a casual solo workout.
Cricket reviews are particularly detailed: one company tournament used four well-maintained grounds, while other visitors praised organised matches, umpires and the spacious setup. Families have also mentioned good seating during three-hour cricket sessions, and event reviews describe supportive coordination. Parking is often reported as free, though one older review says onsite spaces are limited, so confirm the parking arrangement when you book.
There are a few practical cautions. Evening peak periods can feel busy and cramped, and one review found the air-conditioning unreliable in some areas. The green court mats have also been criticised as worn, with a reported knee injury while sliding.
Badminton needs extra checking: a review says the low roof makes the court better suited to beginners. If price matters, ask about off-peak rates; older customer reports mention 25 dhs per cricket player and 100aed per hour for badminton, but these should not be treated as current prices.