EST. 2021 • REWA DIVISION 2022 MEMORIAL TROPHY CHAMPIONS

The Dread Eleven Legacy

Forged in 2021 in the heart of Rewa, Madhya Pradesh, Dread Eleven (DE) embodies the aggressive, clinical edge of Vindhya cricket. Sanctioned by the Rewa Division Cricket Association (RDCA), Dread Eleven compete annually in the prestigious Atal Bihari Vajpayee Memorial Tournament.

The club's defining trial is its epic derby with Destroyers Cricket Club (DES). Spanning 24 fiercely contested clashes from 2021 to 2024 across both T20 Blast and One-Day formats, Dread Eleven captured the pinnacle of glory on 12 August 2022, lifting the Atal Bihari Vajpayee Memorial Trophy Championship title at APSU Stadium.

Captained by top-order master Akhil Mishra, Dread Eleven play with venomous intent, utilizing the sharp spin and abrasive pace of Martand School Ground No. 3 to dismantle opposing batting lineups.

Martand School Ground No. 3 (The Fortress)

Capacity: 5,000 • Surface: Dry Turning Turf / High Velocity • Rewa, MP

The spiritual fortress of Dread Eleven. Characterized by abrasive dust surfaces that grip and turn violently from the 10th over onwards, Martand Ground has been the venue for DE's most famous tactical ambushes.

Awadhesh Pratap Singh University (APSU) Stadium

Capacity: 10,000 • Surface: Hard Bounce Red-Clay Turf • Rewa, MP

The grand theater of Rewa cricket. Host ground for the 2022 Championship Final where Dread Eleven defeated Destroyers before a capacity crowd of 10,000 spectators.

Statutory Governance • RDCA Mandates

Tournament Playing Conditions & Regulatory Compliance

Dread Eleven operates under the 14 codified statutory tournament regulations set forth by the Rewa Division Cricket Association (RDCA). Captain Akhil Mishra and the leadership unit ensure strict adherence to recent tactical playing condition updates:

In-Match Over Rate Penalty

Fielding must commence the final over by scheduled cutoff time. Failure triggers an immediate in-match penalty: only 4 fielders permitted outside the 30-yard circle for remaining overs.

60-Second Stop-Clock

Bowling teams must commence run-up within 60 seconds of the prior over. Two warnings are allowed per innings; a 3rd breach costs a 5-run penalty awarded to the opposition.

15° Bowling Action Scrutiny

Strict compliance with the 15-degree elbow extension limit. Biomechanical 3D motion analysis applies to any reported bowling action under RDCA oversight.

PMOA Electronic Device Blackout

Full communication blackout in dressing rooms from 60 minutes pre-toss until post-match. Zero smartwatches or mobile devices permitted in team areas.

Examine All 14 Statutory Codes on ABV Tournament Portal →