Full Match Mode
Player-level scoring for matches that matter — professional games, tournaments, box leagues, and your weekend gully. Build your squad once, pick your team sheets, and score every ball against real named players — who’s on strike, who bowled it, who took the catch. Real scorecards, real career stats, and gully rules built in.
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How to set up a Full Match
A step-by-step video series — build your Squad Book, create team sheets, set up the match and score player-by-player. New videos are added to the series as it grows.
Your whole gully, saved once
Add your regular players — name, alias, batting hand, bowling style, photo — then build reusable Team Sheets from them. Tag a wicket-keeper and captain, and next weekend both teams are one tap away.
Gully rules are real rules here
Toss the built-in coin and see the result instantly. Pick a Common Player who bats for both sides when the numbers are odd. Toggle Last Man Standing so the final batter can bat alone. Set overs, a per-bowler cap, the arena — Turf, Ground, Street, Mohalla, Stadium — and the ball, from Tennis to Tape.
A scoring screen in your team's colours
The batting side's gradient fills the scoreboard; the bowler bar wears the bowling side's colours — swapping automatically between innings. A redesigned header keeps the current run rate, the live partnership and — batting first — a projected score in view, then switches to the chase equation (runs needed off the balls left) in the second innings.
Every wicket, recorded like a real scorer would
Bowled, caught, LBW, stumped, hit wicket — plus obstructing the field, hit the ball twice and timed out — and the dialog only ever offers the dismissals the situation allows. Run-outs are now a quick two-step flow: pick who's out, then choose the end they went at and up to two fielders, and the new batter comes in at the right end automatically. Retire hurt (return later) and retire out round it out.
A scorecard you'd actually frame
Dismissal lines like 'c Jitendra b Pankaj', strike rates, extras, yet to bat, bowling figures with economy, and fall of wickets. The Stats tab draws the match worm and over-by-over charts, and every ball of every over — now labelled with the bowler who sent it down — is a tap away.
Every partnership, broken down
The scorecard now maps out every stand in both innings — runs and balls, a proportional bar so the match-defining partnership jumps out, who was involved and how much each batter chipped in, and the score at which each wicket fell.
Share your match like a broadcast
When the last ball is bowled, tap Share and pick exactly what to send: the result summary, each innings' scorecard, the stats graphs, the ball-by-ball over-by-over, and player-award cards — Player of the Match, Super Hitter, Wicket Taker and Container of the Match. GullyCrix renders them all as branded images you can save to your gallery or fire straight into the team group.
Stats that follow every player
This is what makes GullyCrix a real app for cricket stats, not just a scorer. Every Full Match feeds each player's career: runs, average, strike rate, high score, 4s, 6s, and full bowling figures — filterable by arena and ball type. Then share the result card with both teams' top performers in the group chat.
Quick Match or Full Match?
Both ship in the same free app. Just want to score right now? Quick Match has you covered.
| ⚡ Quick | 🏅 Full | |
|---|---|---|
| Setup time | Seconds — two team names | Minutes — squads & team sheets |
| Player names | Anonymous teams | Every batter, bowler & fielder |
| Scorecard | Team totals & over-by-over | Full card with dismissals & fall of wickets |
| Career stats | — | Per player, filterable by arena & ball |
| Gully rules | Flexible overs & extras | + Common Player & Last Man Standing |
| Best for | Casual & box cricket | Tournaments, pro matches & box leagues where players track their stats |
Give your gully real scorecards
Free, offline, no login. Read everything new in 3.1, or scoring club and colony games? See the local cricket score app guide.
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