Quick match setup
Choose the overs, the players per side and the ball before the toss.
For the matches with house rules
Gully cricket,
properly scored.
Fast setup, big run keys and enough flexibility for the way your match actually works. No spreadsheet energy required.
Extras that make sense
Wide, no-ball, byes and leg byes stay clear even when the game moves fast.
Share the running score
Send one live link to the friends who could not make it to the ground.
Why gully cricket deserves a proper scorecard
A gully match is usually decided twice: once on the pitch and once afterwards, when everyone remembers the score differently. Someone says it was 54 for 3. Someone else swears the last over went for 14. A proper scorecard ends that argument in a few seconds.
Scorecord keeps the scoring light enough for a five-over game on a Sunday evening and the record clear enough that you can still read it a month later.
Set up in under a minute
Gully games start fast, so setup is short. Pick the overs and the players per side, choose the ball and start. You do not create a profile, add players to a league or wait for a screen to load.
- Open Scorecord and tap New match.
- Name the two teams and set the overs and players per side.
- Do the toss and bowl the first ball.
Extras that survive an argument
Extras cause most gully arguments. Was that a wide? Is that a free hit? Scorecord keeps them in plain view: WD adds a run and the ball is bowled again, NB adds a run and makes the next ball a free hit, and B and LB record byes and leg byes. If you made a mistake, one tap on Undo reverses the whole ball. For the rules behind each one, read cricket extras explained.
Let the group chat follow along
Half the people who care about your match are not at the ground. Tap Go live, send the link to the group and they can follow every ball in the Scorecord app. Watching is free and needs no sign-up. See how live links work.
Works where the signal does not
Terraces, basements and the back lane behind the market are not known for strong 4G. Scorecord saves every ball on your phone, so you can score the full match without a connection. More about offline scoring.
Questions, answered.
Can I use Scorecord for tennis-ball gully cricket?
Yes. Choose the overs, the players per side and the tennis-ball setting when you start. Scorecord was built around short, informal games.
Can I change the rules to match our street’s rules?
You set the overs and the players per side. Wides, no-balls and free hits follow standard cricket rules, so agree your house rules before the toss and score the rest as it happens.
Do I need to sign in to score a gully match?
No. Open the app, set up the match and start scoring. Sign in only if you want to share a live link.
What happens if we have an odd number of players?
Set the players per side to whatever you actually have. The innings ends when the batting side runs out of batters.
Can the friends who are not at the ground follow the score?
Yes. Tap Go live and send the link. They open it in the free Scorecord app and follow ball by ball.
Score your next gully game properly.
Free to score. No account needed. Works with no signal.