DRS for gully cricket.
Put one phone behind the bowler. GullyDRS tracks the ball and shows pitching, impact and wickets – the way you see it on TV.
Get notified at launch Coming soon to Android. Free to try.Animated illustration of a GullyDRS replay.
How it works
Set up the phone
On a tripod or held still behind the bowler, in line with the stumps.
Record the delivery
Start before the run-up ends, stop after the ball reaches the batter.
Get the decision
See the ball’s path, where it pitched, where it hit, and whether it was going on to the stumps.
Wherever you play
Street
Tape ball, tennis ball, a crate for stumps – it still works.
Nets & box cricket
Fixed camera, same net every week: the most accurate setup.
Ground
Turf or dirt pitch. Mark the creases once for full precision.
Honest by design
Works offlineVideos are processed on your phone. Nothing is uploaded.
Made for everyday phonesBuilt for the Android phones people actually use in India and Pakistan.
Says when it can’t tellIf the ball can’t be tracked reliably, GullyDRS shows “inconclusive” instead of guessing. The on-field decision stands.
Bat first means not outWhen the ball clearly hits the bat before the pad, GullyDRS spots it and gives not out.
Be first on the field
We’re testing GullyDRS with street and club players now. Follow us to hear the moment it’s on Google Play, or write to join the test group.
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