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Tennis ball cricket deserves a real scorecard

A lot of India's cricket is played with a tennis ball on a cement strip or a matting wicket. Criconic is set up for it from the start — tennis ball is the default ball type — and every run still goes on your career record.

Score the gully match, the night tournament or the tape-ball league ball by ball, share the live link, and stream it with a TV-style scoreboard if you're going live.

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Your ground, your rules

Set up the match the way your gully plays it

Ball and pitch

  • Tennis ball, leather or another ball
  • Cement, matting, turf, AstroTurf or rough pitch
  • Any number of overs, with or without a power play

Local rules

  • Count wide runs — on or off
  • Count no-ball runs — on or off
  • Last man stands
  • Bonus or penalty runs for either side

Whoever turns up

  • Create a team on the spot
  • Add or remove players mid-match
  • Bring on a substitute and move their stats across
Why score it

Because gully runs are still runs

A career record

Every tennis ball match you play adds to your runs, wickets, averages, badges and rankings.

Wagon wheel and pitch map

See where every six went and where the bowler landed it — free, on every scorecard.

Settle it one-on-one

Single-wicket mode: two players, 1 to 10 overs each, no teams needed.

One link for the group

Share the live scorecard on WhatsApp — friends follow ball by ball without logging in.

Stream it like TV

Live scoreboard overlays for YouTube and Facebook, including a vertical theme for phone streams.

Night tournaments

Run the whole tournament with a points table, NRR and leaderboards.

How it works

Start scoring before the first over

  1. 01

    Pick the teams

    Choose both sides and their playing squads, or create a team on the spot.

  2. 02

    Set the match

    Format, overs, power play, ball type, pitch, venue and tournament round.

  3. 03

    Record the toss

    Who won it and whether they chose to bat or bowl.

  4. 04

    Tap each ball

    Pick openers and a bowler, then one tap a ball — the rest is worked out for you.

Questions

Tennis ball cricket questions

Can I score tennis ball cricket on Criconic?

Yes. Tennis ball is the default ball type when you create a match, and you can also pick leather or another ball. Choose a cement, matting, turf, AstroTurf or rough pitch to match your ground.

Does it support gully cricket rules like last man stands?

Yes. Turn on last man stands, choose whether wide and no-ball runs count, and add bonus or penalty runs when your local rules need them.

Do tennis ball matches count in my stats?

Yes. Every match scored on Criconic goes onto the career record of everyone who played in it, whatever the ball.

Is it really free?

Yes for scoring and stats. Ball-by-ball scoring, live scorecards, commentary, career batting and bowling stats, badges, wagon wheels, pitch maps and stream overlays cost ₹0 — no subscription and no card to enter.

Do I need to install an app?

No. You can create and score matches on criconic.com in any phone or laptop browser. The Criconic mobile app adds offline scoring, a DLS calculator, phone-contact import, local rankings and match alerts.

Can people fake matches to pad their stats?

Finished matches go through fair-play checks. Anything suspicious is reviewed by the Criconic team, confirmed fake matches are taken out of career stats, and the match organizer can appeal.

Score your next gully match

Pick the teams, set your rules and share the live link — your stats are waiting.