Last November I was sitting on the boundary at a local tournament in Chennai. A kid maybe 16 bowled five overs of leg spin and took three wickets. Clean bowled two of them. Nobody wrote it down. No scorecard. No video. His parents weren't even there. A week later I asked someone at the ground about that bowler. Nobody remembered his name. That's when this stopped being a college project. I'm a 2nd year CSE student at Jeppiaar Institute of Technology, and I kept watching talent disappear into weekends that nobody recorded. We built CrewPlay so every amateur cricketer can have a verified stat page. You score a match ball-by-ball, and the app automatically updates each player's profile runs, wickets, strike rate, everything. Profiles are shareable as a QR identity card so your record follows you across teams and tournaments. We're a team of 7 students, incubated at the JIT Innovation Hub in Chennai. Google rejected our app three times before we got it right; every rejection meant a 3–7 day wait and changes, all while we were writing semester exams. On May 3rd it finally went live on the Play Store. We're starting with cricket because that's what we know. But the problem athletes with no record of what they've done exists in every amateur sport in India. If you play local cricket, try it. Score a match and see what your profile looks like after.

CrewPlay

Ball-by-ball scoring & verified profiles for amateur cricket

Ball-by-ball scoring & verified profiles for amateur cricket