Assam Cricket Association

Assam Cricket Association Assam Cricket Association (ACA) is the governing body of the cricket activities of Assam. Rayhan Shah, Joykanta Baruah, Prof. Phani Dutta, Prof.
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The 30th November, 1947 is a” Red letter Day” for Assam Cricket Association. On that auspicious day, a group of Noble Cricket lovers led by none other but the then Primier of undivided Assam, Gopinath Bordoloi, convened a meeting at the Cotton Collegiate School Hostel at Guwahati to set up the Assam Cricket Association(ACA). Representatives from various places of the State like Guwahati, Jorhat, S

ilchar, Nawgaon, Darrang, Shillong, N.F.Railways attended the Meeting considering its gravity. As proposed, the Meeting, with Joykanta Baruah in the Chair, gave birth to the Assam Cricket Association(ACA) on that very day. The Premier of Assam, Gopinath Bordoloi was unanimously chosen as the first President of the Assam Cricket Association in the historic meeting. The members of the first committee were: Chief Patron: Akbar Hydri, Governor of Assam, President: Gopinath Bardoloi, Vice President: Dr. Kanak Chandra Baruah, Nurul Amin; Secretary: Pulin Das, Treasurer: Annaram Baruah, Asssistant Secretary: Suranjan Chakravarty, Executive Members: Sudha Sindhu Roy, Dulal Chandra Bhattacharya, SM Dev, Ramesh Chandra Saraswati, Golap Chandra Choudhury, Prof. Atul Dutta, Patrons: Sayed Md. Sadulla, Rohini Kumar Choudhury, NC Laskar, Dr. Bhubaneswar Barooah, PD Himatsinka, Sashi Prasad Baruah, DB Mazumdar. Immediately after the inception of the State Body, Assam sought affiliation from BCCI which was formed in December 1928. The Indian board also brought Assam under its umbrella allowed to take part in Ranji Trophy, the premier cricket championship of the country which was started in the year 1933. The Garisson Ground of Shillong became the proud venue which hosted the maiden Ranji Trophy Match of Assam. Assam was pitted against United Provience and the match was played on December 17,18 and 19in 1948. Assam was represented by RF Kettle (capt.) BB Bose, Naba Kamal Bhuyan, PW Bullock, A Guharoy, Col. Pahlajani, H Sandhu, LN Karanji, A Ahmed, P Atkins, Nalini Choudhury, 12th Man: Ratnahash Goswami; Extra Man: Pulin Das, Amulyahash Goswami. Time has taken its own course and Assam Cricket Association gradually came of age. The man who seriously thought of the development of the game in the state was Late Sashi Prasad Baruah. The renowned tea planter from the state took keen interest for the improvement of the standard of the game and took initiatives for laying a turf wicket at Jorhat at his own cost. He also invited noted players like SK Giridhari and B Frank in mid 1950s to train local boys. Baruah’s effort paid dividend and Assam produced some good players like Madhurya Prasad Baruah who was Sashi Prasad Baruah’s son, Tapan Baruah, Siba Gogoi etc. Till 1991-92 season Assam was not able to make it to the knock out stage of the Ranji Trophy. But in the year 1992-93,1993-94,1994-95; 2000-01 and 2001-02 Assam reached Pre Quarter Final of the prestigious Ranji Trophy Senior Cricket Tournament. In 2009-10 session Assam reached the Quarter Finals of the Ranji Trophy for the first time. In 2014-15 Assam once again reached the Quarter Final of the Ranji Trophy; and in the year 2015-16 Assam made into the Semi Final of the Ranji Triophy.

Kanaklata Baruah Womens Inter District Cricket Tournament 2025 (FINAL)🏏NFRSA vs GUWAHATI🏟️: Furkating Cricket Ground, Go...
31/10/2025

Kanaklata Baruah Womens Inter District Cricket Tournament 2025 (FINAL)

🏏NFRSA vs GUWAHATI
🏟️: Furkating Cricket Ground, Golaghat

Toss: NFRSA Opt to bat
Result: NFRSA won by 90 runs

Congratulations NFRSA🏆

NFRSA: 154/3 in 20 overs (Neetu Gaur not out 79 off 63 balls, Monikha Das 40 off 35 balls, Rashmi Dey not out 19 off 11 balls; Anandi Kumari 1/14, Sinhayana Pathak 1/33)

GUWAHATI: 64/8 in 20 overs (Jyoti Devi 21 off 24 balls, Shivani Bishnoi 16 off 19 balls; Kalpana Chautal 2/5, Juhi Pandey 2/6, Rashmi Dey 2/18)

The award ceremony was graced by ACA Vice President Shri Romen Dutta, ACA former Vice President and Golaghat DSA Vice President Shri Poriksh*t Dutta and officials from Golaghat District Sports Association.

Individual Awards:

Player of the Tournament: Monikha Das (NFRSA)
Player of the Final: Neetu Gaur (NFRSA)
Best Bowler: Kakali Saikia (Lakhimpur)
Best Batter: Monikha Das (NFRSA)

Assam Cricket Association congratulates NFRSA on their exceptional performance and extends best wishes to all participating teams for their continued contribution to women’s cricket in Assam.

Taranga Gogoi
Pritam Mahanta

31/10/2025

Womens U19 T20 Trophy
🏟️: VCA Stadium, Civil Lines, Nagpur

🏏Assam vs Karnataka

Toss: Karnataka won the toss and elected to field

Result: Karnataka won by 9 wickets

Assam: 65 all out in 17.3 overs (Riya Poudel not 25 off 17 balls, Kaku Barman 10 off 21 balls; Karnika Karthick 3/5, Veda Varshini V 3/13)

Karnataka:66/1 in 5.1 overs (Liyanka Shetty not out 35 off 16 balls, Shreya S Chavan not out 21 off 11 balls; Priyanka Kalita 1/29)

Remembering the legendary Colonel C. K. Nayudu, India's first-ever Test captain, on his birth anniversary. His leadershi...
31/10/2025

Remembering the legendary Colonel C. K. Nayudu, India's first-ever Test captain, on his birth anniversary.

His leadership and fiery batting laid the foundation for Indian cricket.His legacy continues to inspire cricketers across the nation.

What a Match! What a Moment! 🇮🇳An unforgettable night of cricket as Team India scripts history, pulling off the highest-...
30/10/2025

What a Match! What a Moment! 🇮🇳

An unforgettable night of cricket as Team India scripts history, pulling off the highest-ever run chase in Women’s ODI history to storm into the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup Final defeating Australia.

A performance filled with passion, grit, and belief — this is not just cricket, this is emotion!

Take a bow, Jemmi — truly a Gem! 💎

Five Matches. One Semifinal. Endless Memories — Thank You, Assam!What an unforgettable journey it has been! The ACA Stad...
30/10/2025

Five Matches. One Semifinal. Endless Memories — Thank You, Assam!

What an unforgettable journey it has been! The ACA Stadium, Guwahati, proudly hosted five thrilling matches of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025, including a historic semifinal — marking a monumental first for Assam and the entire Northeast. And together, we created history by recording the highest-ever attendance of 22,843 passionate fans on the inaugural day at the ACA Stadium!

On behalf of the Assam Cricket Association, President Taranga Gogoi and Secretary Sanatan Das extend their deepest gratitude to the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Assam, Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma, ICC Chairman Jay Shah, and BCCI Honorary Secretary Devajit Saikia for their unwavering support, guidance, and belief in Assam’s potential to host world-class cricket.

A special note of thanks goes to the Government of Assam and all its departments — Assam Police, GMC, GMDA, APDCL, PWD, PHE, Fire & Emergency Services, NDRF, SDRF, Health & Family Welfare and all stakeholders — for their tireless coordination and commitment in ensuring a smooth and successful tournament.

We express our profound gratitude to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) for reposing its trust in Guwahati as one of the proud host venues. Our sincere appreciation also goes to the media fraternity for their exceptional coverage and unwavering support throughout the tournament. A special salute to the unsung heroes of the game — our ground staff — whose tireless commitment and professionalism ensured world-class playing conditions befitting an event of this stature.

And above all, a heartfelt thanks to the fans — your unmatched enthusiasm, passion, and love for the sport turned every match into a festival of cricket. You are the true heartbeat of this success story, and together we’ve proven that Assam has earned its place of pride on the global cricket map.

Himanta Biswa Sarma
Devajit Lon Saikia

Taranga Gogoi
Pritam Mahanta

The following players have been retained to represent Assam Women's Team for last two matches of ongoing BCCI U-19 Women...
30/10/2025

The following players have been retained to represent Assam Women's Team for last two matches of ongoing BCCI U-19 Women's T-20 Tournament, at Nagpur from 31st October 2025.

🏆 Congratulations South Africa! A stellar performance in the semi-final at the ACA Stadium, Guwahati — South Africa seal...
29/10/2025

🏆 Congratulations South Africa!

A stellar performance in the semi-final at the ACA Stadium, Guwahati — South Africa seal their place in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup Final with a brilliant win over England!
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Well played!

The wait is almost over!The countdown is on ⏳ for the 1st Semi-Final of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 — England...
28/10/2025

The wait is almost over!

The countdown is on ⏳ for the 1st Semi-Final of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 — England vs South Africa at the iconic ACA Stadium,Guwahati

The players were in full swing today during their final practice ahead of the big game tomorrow

Devajit Lon Saikia

Taranga Gogoi
Pritam Mahanta

📢 Official Update | Assam Premier LeagueThe Assam Cricket Association (ACA) convened the inaugural meeting of the Assam ...
28/10/2025

📢 Official Update | Assam Premier League

The Assam Cricket Association (ACA) convened the inaugural meeting of the Assam Premier League (APL), marking a major milestone in Assam’s cricketing journey. During the meeting, Shri Rajdeep Oja was nominated as the Chairperson of the APL Governing Council.

The Assam Premier League aims to provide a professional platform to nurture and showcase cricketing talent from across the state, contributing to the overall growth and development of the game in Assam.

During the meeting, it was decided that the inaugural edition of the Assam Premier League will be organised in 2026, and ACA will soon initiate the necessary procedures to bring this much-awaited event to life.

With this milestone, ACA takes another significant step towards offering players an opportunity to compete at a higher level within the state.

Taranga Gogoi
Rajdeep Oja
Pritam Mahanta

28/10/2025

Kanaklata Baruah Womens Inter District Cricket Tournament 2025 (Semi-Final League)

🏏Hojai vs Lakhimpur
🏟️: Furkating Cricket Ground, Golaghat

Toss: Hojai Opt to bat
Result: Lakhimpur won by 9 wickets

Hojai: 32/10 in 17.1 overs (Punam Das 6 off 13 balls, Manashi Bhowal 6 off 16 balls; Kakali Saikia 5/2, Jyoti Chutia 2/4, Rujanmoni Borah 2/5)

Lakhimpur: 33/1 in 3.5 overs (Mainy Payeng not out 9 off 9 balls, Jagriti Kalitia not out 9 off 11 balls)

🏏NFRSA vs Jorhat
🏟️: Furkating Cricket Ground, Golaghat

Toss: Jorhat opt to field
Result: NFRSA won by 126 runs

NFRSA: 164/5 in 20 overs (Monikha Das 59 off 38 balls, Sansthita Biswas not out 38 off 23 balls, Neetu Gaur 33 off 36 balls; Pahari Saikia 2/30)

Jorhat: 38/10 in 15.5 overs (Jyotika Rai 10 off 19 balls; Mousumi Narah 3/7, Archana Dutta 2/2)

28/10/2025

Important Update | Ranji Trophy 2025-26

The Ranji Trophy match between Assam and Railways, earlier scheduled to be held at TDSA Ground, Tinsukia, has been rescheduled.

🏟️ New Venue: ACA Stadium, Barsapara, Guwahati from 1st – 4th November, 2025.

The Assam Cricket Association looks forward to an action-packed game in Guwahati

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ACA Stadium, Barsapara
Guwahati
781018

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