Open the app, tap Start a new match, choose Quick Match, type both team names, pick the overs and tap Start Match. No account, no signup, and it works with no internet.
It is the big button at the bottom of the home screen.
Fast, anonymous scoring — the fewest taps between you and the first ball.
Type both team names and choose an over count — 6, 8, 10, 15, 20, 25, 50 or a custom number. Optionally toss a coin in the app to decide who bats.
Tap Start Match. Every ball is a tap on the number pad, then NEXT BALL to confirm.
There is no account to create, no email to verify and no permission to grant. The match lives on your phone from the first ball, which is also why it keeps working when the ground has no signal.
Record what happens on each ball — runs, extras or a wicket — and let the app handle the overs, strike rotation and totals. In Gully Crix each ball is a tap on the number pad plus a confirm.
One that starts without a signup. Gully Crix needs no account and no internet, and Quick Match takes two team names and an over count before you are scoring.
Traditionally a notebook and an argument. A scoring app removes the arithmetic — it tracks the total, wickets, overs, extras and each batter's runs automatically.
Last updated 2026-08-09