Comprehensive Guide to Shillong Night Teer
The Shillong Night Teer marks the final official archery session of the day in Meghalaya. Concluding the daily cycle of indigenous competitions, Night Teer is celebrated by sports followers, number researchers, and cultural analysts who review the complete trajectory of the day's arrows from morning through night.
As an independent archival news publisher, Teer Result Shillong provides verified live evening score reports directly from accredited scorekeepers, ensuring that enthusiasts receive accurate, tamper-free figures as soon as the referee certificates are finalized.
Evening Timings & Schedule
Night Teer is conducted under illuminated archery grounds following a two-round sequence:
First Round (F/R)
Official declaration: 08:15 PM IST
Archers shoot thirty arrows under strict floodlight standards toward the regulation cane target.
Second Round (S/R)
Official declaration: 09:00 PM IST
The concluding twenty-arrow shoot concludes the daily competitive calendar.
Night Archery Conditions & Technical Differences
Shooting in the evening introduces unique aerodynamic and sensory dynamics for the archers. Temperature drops in the pine hills of Shillong cause slight atmospheric density changes, altering arrow trajectory over the 50-meter range. Artificial illumination requires archers to adapt their sight lines, creating distinctive statistical variances compared to bright daylight rounds.
Referees conduct the official arrow extraction and counting under the supervision of association witnesses. The aggregate arrow total is tallied, and the last two digits are announced as the certified result.
Comparative Trend Analysis: Day vs. Night Rounds
Statistical researchers often analyze correlation patterns across the three daily milestones:
- Morning Teer (10:30 AM & 11:30 AM): Establishes early daily digit tendencies.
- Day Teer (03:45 PM & 04:45 PM): The highest volume tournament event at Polo Ground.
- Night Teer (08:15 PM & 09:00 PM): The definitive closure of the daily cycle, often studied for recurring House and Ending pairs.
Our Previous Results Archive preserves multi-week tables enabling visitors to observe long-term frequencies and historical numbers.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How can I confirm if a Night Teer number is authentic?
Always verify against our live dashboard, which synchronizes directly with the certified referee declarations in Shillong rather than unverified messaging groups.
What does a Double Number (Jodi) mean in Night Teer?
A Double occurs when both the tens digit (House) and the units digit (Ending) are identical (such as 11, 22, 33, 44, 55, 66, 77, 88, 99, 00). Historical occurrences are documented in our archival logs.
Are Night Teer results updated on Sundays?
No, traditional archery games in Meghalaya are not held on Sundays. Results resume every Monday evening at 8:15 PM.