The equipment required for gully cricket typically includes: 1. Cricket ball 2. Bat 3. Wickets (made of stones, stumps, or any available objects) 4. A flat surface to play on (street, alley, etc.) Since gully cricket is informal an… See more

Gully cricket is a fun, informal, and adaptive version of cricket that is played in small, cramped spaces like alleys or streets. The rules of gully cricket can vary, but some of the key rules include: The rules applied in Gully cricke… See more

In gully cricket or street cricket, a batsman can get out in the following ways: Bowled: If the bowler delivers a legal ball that hits the wickets. Caught: If the ball is caught by a fielder before it hits the ground. Run out: If the batsma… See more

In gully cricket, there are usually fewer players compared to traditional national and international formal cricket, so the positions are often more flexible and less formalized. However, some common gully cricket positions in… See more