The interrogative form of "He plays cricket in the evening" in the past indefinite tense is "Did he play cricket in the evening?". This is formed by using the auxiliary verb "did" before the subject "he," changing the main verb "plays" to its base form "play," and keeping the rest of the sentence the same.
He plays cricket in the evening. (Change into interrogative form of Past Indefinite Tense)
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