GullyCricket - Fantasy Cricket
Mukul Sharma is a technology professional with extensive experience in software development and entrepreneurship. As a Co-Founder of GullyCricket, Mukul has been instrumental in creating innovative fantasy cricket experiences since February 2018. Prior to this role, Mukul served as the Technical Head at Compcast Software Solutions LLP from 2016 to February 2020, and as the Lead Programmer at Hookk from January 2015 to February 2017, where efforts focused on enhancing campus connections through a unique social network platform. Mukul's academic background includes a Master's degree in Information Technology from the Rochester Institute of Technology, complemented by a Bachelor's degree in Information Technology from Maharashtra Institute of Technology. Additionally, Mukul contributed as a Teaching Assistant at the Rochester Institute of Technology, providing class support, grading, and tutoring from July 2013 to December 2014.
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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.