Ball-by-ball scoring, custom house rules, and live sharing for informal cricket — designed to work even when the ground has no signal.
Free · Android now, iOS in progress
Every other scoring app makes you build two full teams before anyone can bat. Here you don't. Type two team names, start scoring, and sort the players out whenever — rename them mid-match, or link them to their real profiles after stumps and their stats catch up automatically.
Just type them. No rosters, no invites.
Placeholder players are ready — rename anyone whenever you like.
You're live. Undo anything, hand off the phone, keep playing.
Official scoring apps assume 11-a-side, good signal, and a fixed rulebook. Gully cricket rarely has any of that.
Score offline and hand the phone to another scorer via a scannable QR code or a WhatsApp message — no internet needed at the ground.
Last Man Standing, squads smaller than 11, and Super Over tie-breakers — the formats gully cricket actually plays.
Every player gets a persistent ID across matches and teams, so stats build up over time instead of resetting each game.
Every match builds a complete scorecard as you score — no separate step, nothing to fill in after the fact.
Schedule fixtures, pick teams, even do the coin toss the night before — match day starts with one tap and everything pre-filled.
Friends and family will be able to follow the score, partnership, and this-over ball-by-ball live — without holding the scoring phone.
Free to download, no account required just to watch a live match, and it keeps working when the signal doesn't.