Here's what Gully Cricket Scorer does — and exactly how you use it — from setting up a match to sharing the final scorecard.
A big, thumb-friendly run pad records every delivery — runs, wides, no-balls, byes, and all 13 ways a batter can get out. Get something wrong? Undo replays the innings back one ball, perfectly, every time.
How you use it
Gully cricket doesn't follow the ICC rulebook, so the app doesn't force you to. Pick a preset — T20, ODI, Gully, Junior, Women's — or go fully custom: overs per innings, bowler quotas, wide and no-ball penalties, powerplays, even uneven squad sizes like 9-a-side vs 11.
How you use it
Coming soon: the score updates live for anyone following the match — no sign-in needed to watch. The dedicated Live tab will show the current partnership, required rate, this-over ball-by-ball, and written commentary generated from the actual deliveries.
How you use it
Grounds rarely come with good 4G. Scoring works fully offline — and if the scorer has to leave mid-match, the innings can jump to another phone three different ways, no internet required.
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Every player gets a permanent CricID, so stats and identity follow them across matches and teams. Build reusable squads with captains, roles, and batting order; import teammates straight from your contacts; and share full team sheets with other organisers.
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Schedule fixtures up to a year ahead with teams, venue, and format. You can even do the coin toss the night before: the result is saved, and on match day one tap opens the scoring screen with teams, players, and toss already filled in.
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Every match produces a complete scorecard automatically — batting and bowling figures, fall of wickets, extras, partnerships. Match history lives in the Match Hub, and because players carry a CricID, their record follows them from team to team.
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This whole website wears Sunfire — the app's golden-hour look. Inside the app you can switch the entire interface to any of eight hand-tuned, contrast-checked themes.