Meghalaya
Cricket in the clouds — Meghalaya rises
The wettest place on earth grows cricket too.
Meghalaya Cricket Association
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Cricket in the Clouds
Meghalaya — the Abode of Clouds — is home to Cherrapunji, the wettest place on Earth. Playing cricket here requires a special kind of resilience. The 2024-25 season was highlighted by extraordinary individual performances.
Arpit Bhatewara scored back-to-back double centuries (200 and 207) — a remarkable feat at any level. Akash Choudhary hit the fastest fifty in first-class history (11 balls). These performances put Meghalaya on the map.
Key Players
Captain leading Meghalaya's development
Back-to-back double centuries — 200 and 207 in consecutive matches
Hit the fastest fifty in first-class cricket history — 11 balls
All-Time Record
Meghalaya — Cloud Cricket
If you can play cricket in the wettest place on Earth, you can play anywhere.
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