GullyCricket - Fantasy Cricket
James Levine is an experienced professional currently serving in legal, operations, and strategy roles at GullyCricket since September 2019, while also fulfilling the position of an advisor. Concurrently, James is a J.D. candidate at Northeastern University School of Law, where involvement includes serving as a judicial intern for The Honorable Judge Donald L. Cabell, being a senior editor for the Northeastern University Law Review, and working as a teaching and research assistant. Prior experience includes a paralegal role at the Massachusetts Attorney General's Office and participation in the Venture for America fellowship program, which focuses on high-growth start-ups. Additional roles include an international fellowship with PeacePlayers International and teaching English in Spain. James holds a Bachelor of Arts from Haverford College, where engagement included research assistance and leadership in intramural basketball programs.
This person is not in any teams
GullyCricket - Fantasy Cricket
Fantasy Cricket is finally available in the UK, USA and Canada! Founded by CTO Mukul Sharma and CEO Phil Levine-Caleb, GullyCricket (FKA CricDuel) released a fantasy cricket platform for users living in the US and Canada in early 2020. Since releasing, GullyCricket has paid over $10,000,000 in cash prizes to contest winners, and has reached as high as #9 on the top charts for Sports Apps in the app store for Canada and #44 in the US. After receiving his Masters in IT from the Rochester Institute of Technology, Mukul felt as though his complete skillset as a full-stack developer and architect were best suited for a startup, rather than a large company. After school, Mukul worked simultaneously on both on getting his own startups off the ground, and on freelance projects for other companies. Through his work as a freelancer, Mukul met Phil, GullyCricket's CEO, who at the time was a fantasy sports enthusiast and data analyst for one of the worlds largest fantasy sports platforms. Together, they felt as though they had the expertise and skillset necessary to get a fantasy cricket platform off the ground. They first released CricDuel, a fantasy cricket platform for consumers in India, where they tested ideas, grew the team, and perfected their product. Upon realizing the unmet need for this type of fantasy sports platform available for US and Canadian consumers, they pivoted from offering CricDuel in India to offering GullyCricket in North America.