First Round (FR) 11:00 AM · Second Round (SR) 12:00 PM
The Khanapara Morning Teer result is the Guwahati side's early session — a separate game from the afternoon Khanapara draw, with its own archers, count and archive. First round lands around 11:00 AM, second around 12:00 noon. The format never changes: fifty archers, thirty arrows each in FR and twenty in SR, officials counting every strike on the straw target, the last two digits becoming the number. A count of 1,085 arrows gives 85. Like Shillong's morning game, Khanapara Morning runs seven days a week, Sundays included. It slots in right after the Shillong Morning session closes. Check both rounds here as they are announced.
Khanapara's morning session runs on the same ground as the afternoon draw but shares nothing else — different shooting, different officials, different numbers. Fifty archers shoot thirty arrows each in the first round and twenty in the second; the last two digits of the strikes on the bamboo target decide each round. The first round usually posts around 11:00 AM and the second around 12:00 noon. Timings are approximate, as always: the count begins when the last arrow flies. The morning game runs every day, including Sundays and most holidays. 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 — always confirm against the official counter announcement.
Khanapara Morning sits in a neat slot: Shillong Morning closes around 11:30 AM, and Khanapara's first round lands around 11:00 AM with the second at noon. Players who follow both mornings get four numbers before lunch — two from the Polo Ground, two from the Guwahati side. The sessions are independent, and their archives are kept apart. Morning common numbers behave differently from afternoon ones: smaller crowds, tighter timings, and repeaters drawn from a separate thirty-day record. Track them separately or not at all.
When the afternoon grounds go quiet on Sundays, the morning sessions carry teer for the day — and Khanapara Morning is the later of the two. Counters open, tickets sell, archers shoot, and by noon the board shows both numbers. For Sunday players, this is the main event, not a sideshow. The routine is the same as any weekday: check the first round around 11, the second around 12, and note that the afternoon will bring nothing. No Khanapara afternoon draw runs on Sundays.
| Date | First Round (FR) | Second Round (SR) |
|---|---|---|
| 16 October 2026 | 09 | 38 |
The common numbers page tracks which numbers came up most in recent khanapara morning results — most frequent numbers, house and ending digits, counted from announced results. Past frequency is all it is; no number is ever "due".
First round around 11:00 AM, second round around 12:00 noon, seven days a week including Sundays. Timings are approximate — the count follows the shooting. Numbers reach the board minutes after each count finishes.