01 · Six machine
6.2
balls per six
Naman Saini clears the rope every 6.2 balls.
The league needs 13.1 balls per six — Naman is 2.1× quicker, with 32 sixes in 199 balls.
Naman SainiJCC Intelligence · Season 3 dataSeason 4 · 23 days
Every ball.Every player.Decoded.
Jaipur Cricket Circle turns every weekend scorecard into rankings, rivalries and stories. 62 matches and 6,427 runs so far — every one of them counted.
- Matches scored
- 62
- Runs
- 6,427
- Wickets
- 359
- Sixes
- 481
- Players tracked
- 59
Season 423days to go
Four teams. One crown. Zero mercy.Grudges don't retire.Hunt or be hunted.Old scores. New blood.Sharpen the willow.Come take the crown.13 · 11 · 26
Four teams. One crown. Zero mercy.Grudges don't retire.Hunt or be hunted.Old scores. New blood.Sharpen the willow.Come take the crown.13 · 11 · 26
Four teams. One crown. Zero mercy.Grudges don't retire.Hunt or be hunted.Old scores. New blood.Sharpen the willow.Come take the crown.13 · 11 · 26
Four teams. One crown. Zero mercy.Grudges don't retire.Hunt or be hunted.Old scores. New blood.Sharpen the willow.Come take the crown.13 · 11 · 26
01 · The intelligence desk · Season 3
The numbers don't lie.
They gossip.
Orange Cap race · top five
Runs
- 01
Harish Jangid317SR 155.4 - 02Naman Saini306SR 153.8
- 03
Sagar277SR 148.9 - 04
Mahesh kumar234SR 118.8 - 05
Bhairav Deep234SR 109.9
Purple Cap race · top five
Wickets
- 01
Nishant Gupta17Econ 7.47 - 02Mahesh kumar15Econ 6.56
- 03
Ankit Jain13Econ 6.42 - 04
Saurabh Charan13Econ 6.93 - 05
Siddharth Rao12Econ 5.78
02 · Stories from the scorecards
Read the
season.
Written straight from 62 scorecards. Nothing estimated: wicket phases come from the over each wicket fell in.
Naman Saini02 · Fastest bat
178
strike rate
Rishi Agarwal scores 70% faster than the league.
57 runs off 32 balls. The league strike rate is 105. Minimum 30 balls faced.
Rishi Agarwal
03 · Death-over specialist
7
death-over wickets
Give Mahesh the last two overs.
7 of Mahesh kumar's 15 wickets (47%) fell in the final two overs — read from the over each wicket fell in.
Mahesh kumar04 · Powerplay strike
6
wickets in overs 1–2
Siddharth Rao hits early.
6 of Siddharth Rao's 12 wickets came inside the first two overs, before the batters are set.
Siddharth Rao05 · Dot-ball squeeze
71%
of balls are dots
Opal bowls a dot more often than not.
29 dots in 41 balls. League average: 52%. Economy 6.15.
Opal06 · Lucky charm
83%
win rate when playing
When Sunil plays, NeuroStrikers wins.
Sunil Rajput's side has won 83% of the 6 matches they played in. Minimum six appearances.
Sunil Rajput
07 · Match-winner
5
Player of the Match awards
Nishant turns up when it matters.
Nishant Gupta has the most Player of the Match awards in the league: 5, against 5 for the next best.
Nishant Gupta08 · Hidden gem
141
strike rate, barely used
Dhruv Paliwal deserves more balls.
Strikes at 141 (league 105) but faces 1.3 balls a match, against a team average of 5.6.
Dhruv Paliwalevery stat.
03 · Members only
That was the trailer.
The full desk is for JCC members: twelve sections, every player's cards, every scorecard since Season 2. Log in with your registered phone number.
- 01
Stat stories
The numbers worth telling someone, with a share link on every one.
- 02
Phase analysis
Powerplay and death-over wickets, dot-ball squeeze, balls per boundary.
- 03
Head to head
Any two players, twelve categories, side by side.
- 04
Hidden gems
Who does the most with the fewest balls — and deserves more.
- 05
Key battles
Headline batters against headline bowlers, meeting by meeting.
- 06
Player cards
DNA, badges, splits and every innings for every player.
04 · The franchises · Season 3 table
Four crests. One crown.
Win 2 · Tie 1 · ranked by points %, then net run rate.
- 1
NeuroStrikers
Beyond Fear
24
NRR +0.66
- 2
Vikings
Claim the Throne
23
NRR +0.38
- 3
The Outliers
Against the Odds
21
NRR -0.23
- 4
Mavericks
Born to Dominate
16
NRR -0.74
05 · The Circle, counted · since 8 March 2026
Five friends and a ball, then this.
75+Players✦92Matches played✦30Weeks played✦4Franchises✦
848+Overs bowled✦84+Hours of cricket✦34Biggest turnout · 31st July✦34+Hours of coffee✦∞Community love✦
06 · Our story
Five friends. One ball.
The ordinary Sunday that became Jaipur Cricket Circle.
8th March 2026 — Where It Began
Not every community begins with a grand vision. Some begin with five friends, one cricket ball, and an ordinary Sunday.
On 8th March 2026, the five of us — Nitin, Abhijeet, Sagar, Opal, and Nitesh — met for a game of box cricket in Jaipur.
We had careers, responsibilities, deadlines, and the usual busyness that comes with adult life. Like many people, we believed those carefree days of school and college cricket were behind us.
But something unexpected happened that morning. For a few hours, we forgot everything else.
We laughed without hesitation. We celebrated every wicket as if it were a World Cup final. We sledged each other like school friends. We argued, smiled, competed, and walked off the ground feeling lighter than we had in years.
It wasn't just cricket. It was the feeling we thought adulthood had taken away.
We decided to do it again the following week. Then again. And again. Without realizing it, a weekly game became a ritual.
As more friends joined, something beautiful started happening. People from different professions, age groups, and backgrounds began finding the same joy we had experienced on that very first Sunday.
Some came looking for cricket. Many stayed because they found friendship.
As the community grew, we also noticed the challenges that often prevent amateur sports communities from thriving—finding players, booking grounds, balancing teams, organizing tournaments, resolving conflicts, and creating a welcoming environment for everyone.
Having been part of other communities ourselves, we knew these problems could be solved with thoughtful systems and transparent leadership.
So we built Jaipur Cricket Circle differently. We created a community where people could simply show up, play, and enjoy the game, while a dedicated Core Committee and Executive Committee handled everything behind the scenes—from governance and logistics to tournaments and community building.
This is only the beginning. Our dream is to build India's most loved box cricket community, connecting thousands of passionate cricketers across cities, creating world-class tournaments, embracing technology and analytics, collaborating with academies and institutions, and building an ecosystem where anyone who loves cricket feels they belong.
Today, Jaipur Cricket Circle stands for much more than cricket.
BelongingEqualityHealthy CompetitionFriendship Beyond the RopeRediscovered Joy
Cricket brings people together.
Community keeps them together.
Welcome to Jaipur Cricket Circle. 🏏❤️
07 · Boundary Banter · written from the scorecards
Every matchday, reported.
Match reports, top performers and the occasional roast — out after every match day.
Also this week
4 more
SEASON UPDATE: JCC Season 3 active! Series score: NeuroStrikers 12 · Mavericks 8 · The Outliers 10 · Vikings 11✦[MATCH REPORT]: Week 11: nerves shredded, three times over — "Four matches at Kodai 2.0 (two carried over from Week 7): The Outliers went 1–0–1, Vikings went 1–0–1, Mavericks went 1–2 and NeuroStrikers lost their only game."✦[MATCH REPORT]: Vikings go two from two as Sagar hits 45* — "Four matches at Kodai Box Cricket: Vikings won both of theirs, the Outliers went 1–1, NeuroStrikers went 1–1 and Mavericks lost both of theirs."✦[MATCH REPORT]: Yash Pareek leads the way in Week 9 — "Four matches at Kodai Box Cricket: NeuroStrikers went 1–1, the Outliers went 1–1, Vikings went 1–1 and Mavericks went 1–1."✦[MATCH REPORT]: Anil Rawat steals the show in Week 8 — "Four matches at Kodai Box Cricket: NeuroStrikers won both of theirs, Mavericks went 1–1, the Outliers went 1–1 and Vikings lost both of theirs."✦[MATCH REPORT]: Madhav Sharma leads the way in Week 7 — "Two matches at Kodai Box Cricket (two moved to Week 11): Vikings won their only game, the Outliers won their only game and NeuroStrikers lost both of theirs."✦SQUAD STATS: 92 matches recorded✦MEMBERSHIP: 75 players confirmed in the Circle✦
08 · What we stand for
Eleven values.
No exceptions.
- 01
Community First
Cricket is our reason to meet, but people are our purpose. Every decision begins with strengthening the community before anything else.
- 02
Inclusivity
Everyone deserves a place to play, regardless of skill or background. We welcome every player with respect, warmth, and equal opportunity.
- 03
Equality
Every member matters equally on and off the field. No favoritism — everyone gets a fair chance to participate and contribute.
- 04
Friendship
We build lasting friendships through the spirit of the game. The strongest victories are the relationships created beyond cricket.
- 05
Diversity
Different people, personalities, professions, and perspectives make us stronger. Our differences are celebrated because they enrich our community.
- 06
Leadership
Leadership is about serving, inspiring, and taking responsibility. Every member has the opportunity to lead by example.
- 07
Respect
Respect is earned through humility, discipline, and kindness. We honor teammates, opponents, officials, and every individual equally.
- 08
Sportsmanship
Winning is celebrated, but character is remembered. We compete fiercely while playing with integrity and grace.
- 09
Justice
Every decision is guided by fairness, transparency, and consistency. Trust grows when everyone knows the same rules apply to all.
- 10
Transparency
Open communication builds confidence within the community. Our decisions, processes, and governance remain honest and accountable.
- 11
Democracy
Every voice has value, and every opinion deserves to be heard. Together, we shape the future of JCC through participation and collective decision-making.
09 · Beyond the scorecard
The Circle, off the sheet.
On the pitch, in the huddle, living it.
Play. Connect. Thrive.
10 · Your turn
Get on the board.
Every run you score, every wicket you take, every catch you hold — counted, ranked and written up. Season 4 starts 13 November.