Jowai 4:45 PM · Ladrymbai 4:50 PM
The Jowai Ladrymbai Teer result is two draws, not one — the towns of Jowai and Ladrymbai, a short distance apart in the Jaintia Hills, each hold their own session minutes apart. Jowai's rounds land around 4:45 PM; Ladrymbai follows at around 4:50 PM. Each town has its own archers, its own target and its own count, so the day produces two separate pairs of FR and SR numbers. The format is the standard one: fifty archers, thirty arrows each in the first round and twenty in the second, the last two digits of the strikes becoming the number. A count of 1,085 arrows gives 85. Check both towns' rounds here as they are announced.
Jowai and Ladrymbai sit close together in the Jaintia Hills, and each runs a full teer session on the same afternoon. Jowai shoots first — its rounds land around 4:45 PM — and Ladrymbai follows at around 4:50 PM with a completely separate count. Fifty archers per town, thirty arrows each in FR, twenty in SR, officials counting strikes on the straw target, last two digits as the result. The two counts are independent: Jowai's 47 says nothing about Ladrymbai's number five minutes later. Timings are approximate, as everywhere — the count begins when the shooting ends. Teer is legal in Meghalaya under the Meghalaya Amusements and Betting Tax Act, 1982, and may be illegal where you are. These results are information only — confirm each town's number against its own official announcement.
This is the part to get right: Jowai and Ladrymbai are not two rounds of one game. They are two games that happen to run five minutes apart. Each town fields its own archers, sets its own target, and counts its own strikes. That means four numbers an afternoon — Jowai FR, Jowai SR, Ladrymbai FR, Ladrymbai SR — and each stands alone. Players new to the pair sometimes read Ladrymbai's number as a continuation of Jowai's. It isn't. When you check the board, check which town the number belongs to before anything else.
With two counts landing minutes apart, the board needs care. Jowai's pair posts first, around 4:45 PM; Ladrymbai's follows at around 4:50 PM. Keep them in separate columns in your notebook — town, round, number — and never let one town's repeater leak into the other's common numbers. Each town has its own thirty-day archive, its own repeaters, its own house and ending counts. A number hot in Jowai may be cold in Ladrymbai, five minutes down the road. That is normal. Two grounds, two histories.
| Date | Jowai | Ladrymbai |
|---|---|---|
| 15 October 2026 | 01 | 41 |
The common numbers page tracks which numbers came up most in recent jowai ladrymbai results — most frequent numbers, house and ending digits, counted from announced results. Past frequency is all it is; no number is ever "due".
Jowai's rounds land around 4:45 PM; Ladrymbai follows at around 4:50 PM. Each town posts its own FR and SR from its own count. Timings are approximate — the count follows the shooting. Numbers reach the board minutes after each town's count finishes.