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We demonstrate low power continuous wave, red and NIR exciton lasing with FWHM of 1 nm, quality factor of 680 and threshold power of 100 μW in ZnO-ZnCr₂O₄ nanowalls. The NIR lasing was enabled by integrating ZnO with ZnCr₂O₄. Moreover, wavelength selective photoluminescence (tuning from UV to NIR) and enhanced two-photon emission were also observed in ZnO-ZnCr₂O₄ nanowalls. The exciton-exciton scattering can be attributed to the observation of exciton lasing at low temperature (<; 200 K). A plausible mechanism has been elucidated in order to explain the results. This work will open new opportunities in the advancement of oxide semiconductors based exciton lasers.