Juwai Teer Result – The Hillside Contest
High in the Jaintia Hills, the Jowai ground runs the quietest of the teer contests, and perhaps the one closest to the game’s roots. The Juwai teer result below carries both round numbers, posted on Teer Results right after the hillside declaration each playing day.
Juwai Numbers for Today
| Round | Number |
|---|---|
| First Round (FR) | – |
| Second Round (SR) | – |
Refreshed daily after the official announcement. No play on Sundays.
The Hills Game
Juwai teer, officially spelled Jowai teer, keeps the same archery lottery format as its better known cousins: two rounds a day, with the last two digits of the arrow count fixing each teer result. Its following is smaller but devoted, made of players who appreciate the unhurried rhythm of the hillside ground. Many of them track the Juwai teer result side by side with the Shillong teer result and the Khanapara teer result.
More Results
- Shillong Teer Result – the Meghalaya daily
- Khanapara Teer Result – the Assam daily
- Shillong Night Teer Result – the evening session
- Teer Result List – the archive
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it Juwai or Jowai?
Both names point to the same game in the Jaintia Hills of Meghalaya. Jowai is the official town spelling; Juwai is how players commonly write it.
When is the Juwai teer result declared?
The first round is declared in the afternoon and the second round in the evening, following the Jowai ground’s schedule.
Why do players follow Juwai alongside Shillong?
It is a fully separate contest with its own numbers and its own rhythm, played in the hills where the tradition runs deepest.